From: 76aggie
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Does anyone know of a good source to purchase the little rubber washers that can be installed between the point or broadhead and insert? I found some at 3 Rivers but $3.99 for a dozen seems quite high to me. Last time I got some they came in a lot higher quantity for a much lower price. I figured an archery source would be a consistant size. Otherwise, I guess I will go to Lowe's or Home Depot and try to match the size of their washers with one of my remaining one.
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From: Clydebow
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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I would think you should be able to find them there.
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From: 76aggie
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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I did find some there but 4 bucks for 12 tiny washers seems terribly expensive to me. Lancaster guy had no idea what I was talking about. He thought I was looking for some kind of rubber ring that goes on an expandable broadhead.
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From: George D. Stout
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Look for O rings at an auto parts store or hardware. Take a field point or broadhead along to match size.
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From: Okiecntry
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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I bought those from 3R and they seemed really tiny and a stretch to get them on. They are still in my box. I started using the removable type of Locktite threadlock to keep my field points from loosing. I'm guessing that is what you are wanting the rubber washers for.
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From: Orion
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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A little string wax on the threads of your adaptor threads works pretty to keep heads from untightening.
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From: timex
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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they used to come with thunderheads try N.A.P.they may sell ya some bulk
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From: Therifleman
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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I sometimes wrap artificial sinew around the base to get them to index where i want them. You should be able to find o rings for around a nickel a pop at your local hardware store.
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From: Car54
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Just throwing this out there... are their rubber bands that come small enough for what you want?
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From: Car54
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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are bigger rubber bands that you can cut & trim....have no idea if that would work, just a thought.
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From: GLF
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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George x2
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From: Therifleman
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Agree with OP--- lowes or home Depot.
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From: DanaC
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Use a little teflon tape or pipe dope. I never had good luck with the string wax.
There's a company that makes field points with an o-ring built into the shank, they work well but they're pricey. And the o-rings are fragile.
http://www.lancasterarchery.com/arrows/arrow-components/screw-in-points.html?manufacturer=2244
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From: Whauburger
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Ive herd wax and would think Teflon tape would work well. I picked some Allen field points up on clearance from WalMart and they have the o ring with them.
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From: Andy Man
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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I just put a little hot melt on the threads heat to soften and screw in quickly
works like a charm
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From: davesonic444
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Get peep sight tubing and cut it into 1/8 inch sections and there you have your washer.
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From: jrstegner
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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#60 o-rings in the plumbing department of your local hardware store.
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From: Skeets
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Do you want them to align the broadhead or just to keep the point from loosening?
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From: lost run
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Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Used to use o rings for eye glasses. They used to be cheap, dont know now.
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From: 76aggie
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Date: 24-Sep-18 |
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Skeets, my primary usage for them would be to align the broadheads but when I have a bunch, I also us to keep field points from coming loose. I checked Lowe's and they had nothing. I probably should have also checked the plumbing department.
Jeremy, now I know exactly what to ask for.....#60 O rings.
I got a PM from PaSteve this morning. He has a bunch and is going to send me some in the mail. Stickbow guys and gals are great! Thanks Steve!
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