I've owned several dozen of these and never had this issue. The HIT insert won't go all the way in, actually did this with 4 arrows. Suggestions? Anyone work with their customer service?
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I've only built a couple dozen arrows with these shafts so I don't have much to offer. I can honestly say that I've not had this problem. -
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Ya' got to be quick...Comment
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Been useing them for a few years and with MANY dozen arrows I have gone through, I have never had this problem.Comment
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With their glue you should have no problems with time it takes a good while to dry. If you cleaned the inside of the shaft with the stone grinder and the insert will still not push through I would give Easton a call. Since fmj's came out I have cut and inserted hundreds of them and have never seen this problem. Hope it works out for you they are not cheap arrows!Originally posted by trjones87 View PostComment
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havent had them not go in all the way but noticed a cuople of mine that the insert is spinning inside when I go to tighten the fp or broadhead will get tight but still spins a lil bit when all the way flush?makes it real easy to line up bh and vanes and seem to fly ok but is this a problem?Comment
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Make sure when u glue them its not too hot the higher the temp the quicker the glue drysComment
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If they are still spinning after you epoxy them in............ yes there is a problem.Originally posted by DeadlyDiamondShooter View PostComment
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looks like your catching on the last little upper groove on the insert, chamfer the inside a little more and see if they wont go in, sometimes ive had to push them past that point on the counter, but shouldnt take a whole lot of force.Comment
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I used a few dozen and never had a problem.Comment
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Never had that problem with Gold Tips...LOLComment
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