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Footing questions?

Started by Mr. fingers, February 10, 2013, 05:12:00 PM

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Mr. fingers

Can I use a 2016 to foot a beeman mfx 400 . The how to section recommends a 2018 . Is there that much of a difference  or will it not work.
And do you mount the footing flush with the end of the shaft?
And one more I'm looking to increase my tip weight by around 25 gr. would this be an effective way of doing this or should I consider heavier points?
I'm hoping to kill two birds with one stone. More weight up front and increase durability .
Thanks for the help.
Tim.

macbow

Aluminum arrow numbers in the case the first two numbers, 20 mean 20/64" outside diameter.
The the 16 and 18 is the thickness of the wall in thousands .
.016. And .018.

So since the outside is staying the same the inside has to since the thickness changed. The 16 will be .002 looser, so .001 on each side of your carbon.

So it could work with a thick glue.

As for where I used to put them just,up to the glue in, insert.
United Bowhunters of Mo
Comptons
PBS
NRA
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"A man shares his Buffalo". Ed Pitchkites

macbow

QuoteOriginally posted by macbow:
Aluminum arrow numbers in the case the first two numbers, 20 mean 20/64" outside diameter.
The the 16 and 18 is the thickness of the wall in thousands .
.016. And .018.

So since the outside is staying the same the inside has to change since the thickness changed. The 16 will be .002 looser, so .001 on each side of your carbon.

So it could work with a thick glue.

As for where I used to put them just,up to the glue in, insert.
United Bowhunters of Mo
Comptons
PBS
NRA
VET
"A man shares his Buffalo". Ed Pitchkites

Mr. fingers

Thanks for the reply macbow. I would use a 2018 but I do,not have any closest I got is the gamegetter 500

onewhohasfun

I would use the proper size. Put an ad in the class. for a single shaft, cut in pcs. to ship easier.
Tom

RM81

How many footings and how long do you need them?  I'll check to see if I have any 2018 cutoffs or bent shafts laying around.

vintage archer

Mr Fingers in your quest for footings check out TuffHead broad heads web site. We we offer footing kits for most carbon arrows.

Kit # 1 will fit you arrow

Here is a direct link to the e kit.

http://vintagearcheryco.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=26
Joe Furlong

Caughtandhobble

QuoteOriginally posted by vintage archer:
Mr Fingers in your quest for footings check out TuffHead broad heads web site. We we offer footing kits for most carbon arrows.

Kit # 1 will fit you arrow

Here is a direct link to the e kit.

 http://vintagearcheryco.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=26  
Thanks, I'll try yall out.

Mr. fingers

RM81.
thank you!
Im looking for around 2 in maybe 1.75. if you have any laying around I would be interested. It would be nice if any of the archery stores un my area sold individual aluminum shafts.

vintage archer thanks for the web site i did not see beeman mfx 400s in any of the kits?????

WESTBROOK

2" of 2018 will get you 24.6 grains of weight

Eric


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