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That is awesome! Congrats!

Very Cool Video! Nice shot!

Down right wonderful build 🏹

As far as I can tell, the HIT system with a collar is one of the strongest front end systems available. This is a great way of installing IF you aren't using other broadheads / field points, or have measured the shoulder depth of what you shoot. (Note: installing the insert too shallow is way worse than too deep. Question: Do you know if the material or quality of the collar makes a difference? I have definitely had arrows without the collar fail at that point, and right now I am using a much smaller, lighter and cheaper version from eBay, but haven't had any failure are other tests of effectiveness. Theory: Any collar provides a level of compression at the tip that the arrow system badly needs, but I'm not really sure that Iron Will or titanium or others make and difference except in cases where you are likely to have a failure at another point... Meaning, you just need enough reinforcement in the weakest area to move the failure point/weakest link elsewhere. Anything behind this is overkill and extra weight.

pretty sure the HIT system is designed this way one purpose, so any variations in broadheads and points between manufacturers means they can all still be tightened down till the point is tight to the carbon.

How many lbs got the bow in this vid ?

Great advice, thank you!

Won't some of the excess epoxy be spread to the shank of the broadhead/field point when initially inserting making it hard to unscrew once the epoxy has set?

Great video, music is annoying lol

Very nice and helpful video. I normally make sleeves from old aluminum arrows but I will check out those Iron Will collars

I still enjoy watching this video. Very informative . I also still enjoy shooting those arrows you built up for me! Cheers 🍻 MadbeaR

Well, thanks for answering my question as to whether I could make a poor-man's cut-off saw out of a Dremel.

Excellent video. I believe in using the low temp blue colored “ hot melt”. It very seldom fails. Plus with any insert it can be heated and rotate the insert by heating the point, not the carbon shaft.

What spine are you using in the original axis cause I’m looking at the collars and not sure what size to order I’m shooting rhe 340 spine

Hi pa Nice shot! -Lily

Got it done! Nice job! Keep it going!

Saweeet Mad bear mad 🙏 respect! Congrats

Where do you get the files?

One of the most well made straight forward no bs videos I've ever seen. Straight to the point and easily understood. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🏹🦌🎣

The trad Chad! I also like the music

Great balance. I’ve never seen an arrow fly that straight.

Is hot melt as strong as epoxy?

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Hey, i really enjoy your vids. This seems like a real intence process compared to vanes. You got some Mad skillz there brah.

I understand your theory. But. I have had and shot the axis pretty extensively now. I have not had the end chip or flare like yours. The reason i feel that mine has not is because i do not let my field points become loose. If your field points are loose just enough. there is enough movement in them to cause that issue. Put wax or a drop of blue loctite on the thread. And you will no longer have that issue. Wether the base of the field point is seasted fully onto the insert end or not. It is tight against the end of the shaft. I used hot melt and epoxy with the same results. I use the griv method(George Ryals) to instal with hot melt.

Nice shot 👌

Great vid. Sweet arrow build!

Sweet vid! Turkey season cant come fast enough!

Nice shot is right!

Nice shot dude..love it

Hope can upload ur bow shot

Nice arrow..love it

Thanks great video i learned a few things. I did this once before with Muzzy broadheads to align my vanes and blades up but I used epoxy instead of a melt type glue, I let them dry overnight and everything got glued together and i had to heat everything up in the tip of the shaft to get the broadheads out from excess glue. This was on FMJ's so i'm sure it compromised the carbon with the high heat. Lesson learned the hot melt is the way to go thanks. The other problem I had was I went to put in field tips and now they wouldnt screw all the way down. The screw lengths were different Long story short I Guess you gotta check your screw lengths before you start and make sure they are the same length. Great vid thanks!

I love your diy seat🙄🙄

You should these. I’d buy the spinner

The green tool that comes with the arrow to set hit insert is allowing for the use of the BAR system ( broad head adapter ring) witch once fitted over the end of the arrow easily takes up the gap that stops the bh screwing tight up to the arrow.

Nice frends and sukses

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Nice!!

Should've went single bevel

I am not a huge fan of HIT insert, I prefer the half out inserts. But with impact collar, it's gonna be very tough.

Wow awesome

i love this what's the name of the river

I like your videos a lot. Very smooth transitioning. Very naturally flowing and good quality. Dont see many videos like this outside of the more popular trad archer channels. I can tell you have much dedication.

Odd way to go about all of that. You used a carbon arrow, then made your own feathers???? Also, with traditional bows, the larger the feather the better and quicker it stabilizes. Those tiny feathers are working against you. Also you used the wrong glue for carbon arrows. That should have been a flexible hot melt, not like ferile tite. It’s too hard and too much trouble if you want to remove an insert.

Extremely useful information, thanks for putting this together 👍

Sick! I printed a few and handed them out to my local shop and sports man club.

Enjoyed it

Are you gluing the collars on as well or just using the head to hold it on?

Are you plus proche de Montréal, Toronto ou Vancouver?