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Those should be HIT (Hidden Insert Technology) inserts. You use the little green tool to push them in. The tool sets them at the correct depth inside the shaft. Then you use the little brown grinding stone on the end of the shaft to do broadhead aligning.
What kind of glue are you using?
Bisch
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Originally posted by DRT View PostThey didn't send a tool.
Gary
Watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0A9E9G20yvI
I use Big Jim's Quick Stick hot melt glue. It is the only hot melt that is really reliable for carbon shafts. You can put in/take out inserts at ease with this glue. if you use the epoxy that comes with the HIT inserts, they are pretty much in there to stay!
BischLast edited by Bisch; 12-13-2016, 08:28 PM.
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If you are needing them soon then put a field point in the insert then carefully put glue on the insert and push in and make sure you wipe clean. These inserts are supposed to sit back in a 1/2 inch or so in the arrow shaft. Most places that sell these arrows will have them. If you would like I can measure the length of the tool and you could mark a small rod or even cuetip to that length for a temporary tool to know how far to push the inserts in.
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Originally posted by gander View PostIf you are needing them soon then put a field point in the insert then carefully put glue on the insert and push in and make sure you wipe clean. These inserts are supposed to sit back in a 1/2 inch or so in the arrow shaft. Most places that sell these arrows will have them. If you would like I can measure the length of the tool and you could mark a small rod or even cuetip to that length for a temporary tool to know how far to push the inserts in.
Also, if you use hot melt, have a cup of water next to you that you can dip the end of the arrow into to help cool it down faster after you install the insert. Too much heat is not good for carbon shafts.
BischLast edited by Bisch; 12-13-2016, 08:29 PM.
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Originally posted by DRT View PostI can wait. I will contact King Kutter and get it straight. I have some left helical prefleched arrows coming tomorrow from Daniel I can use with my new heads. I appreciate the help. Now the question is the Masai or the Samurai?
Gary
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Originally posted by DRT View PostThey are nice but it would hurt me shooting pigs to lose or destroy them. However on once in a lifetime trips or for an elk or moose I'd consider them. They sold out though so I wonder if their quality will remain the same.
Gary
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Originally posted by Bisch View PostYep! I "justified" buying the GK heads before going on my first hunt in Africa. My thinking was that for something as special as that, I needed the best there was........so I bought 18 of them at once!
Bisch
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