| From: Shipshape
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| Date: 05-Sep-24 |
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Is it just me or do bear razorhead greenies have a 5/16" ferrule? My 11/32 broadhead adapters fit alright but the stock ones are a bit smaller which fit good. Or am I just noticing the bumps for the bleeders stopping the adapter since its dented into the ferrule I.D.?
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| From: aromakr
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| Date: 05-Sep-24 |
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Actually the Razor head ferrule is 21/64, 1/64 over 5/16 and 1/64 under 11/32.
Bob
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| From: Shipshape
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| Date: 05-Sep-24 |
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Wow, well that answers that. Thanks guys
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| From: raghorn
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| Date: 05-Sep-24 |
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File or sand the bumps from the inside of ferrule, if using wood shafts no need to file as they press into the wood.
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| From: Shipshape
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| Date: 06-Sep-24 |
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If you file the inside I'm guessing the bleeders won't snap into the ferrule divots anymore?
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| From: raghorn
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| Date: 06-Sep-24 |
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They will still snap in. Try it. I've used Razorheads since 1964.
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| From: Shipshape
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| Date: 06-Sep-24 |
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I will give it a go, thanks. I bought a dozen or so this year so I want to use them this season!
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| From: hvac tech
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| Date: 07-Sep-24 |
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Yes .328 why they did that I could never figure out
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| From: aromakr
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| Date: 07-Sep-24 |
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Not hard to figure out, at that size it will very nicely fit either the 5/16" and the 11/32" wood shaft. or in the case of an aluminum shaft any shaft between a 15 size and a 23 size, its really a catchall size.
Bob
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| From: Shipshape
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| Date: 07-Sep-24 |
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It would be nice if they made steel adapters that were 5/16 but I'll figure out filing it down to use 11/32"
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| From: Shipshape
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| Date: 07-Sep-24 |
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As an update: I filed the nubs on the inside down and it worked as expected to install 11/32 inserts. I'm using a 75gr steel adapter and it's short so it still leaves the slot clear for the bleeders.
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| From: CedarBird
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| Date: 08-Sep-24 |
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Yep, it is an in betweener. works great on wood arrows.
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