do ypur cross bow bolt tips screw in and out to change tips?
275703
They can slide in and out if the glue breaks, but it would be unnecessary. Theyre like pencil sized
275704
Those as far as I can tell DO NOT screw on or off. I used a pair of pliers trying to get one off, and a word of advise you need at least an 80# pull pistol.
106309
They attach with a generic, slightly bent, metal strip and bolts. The Thule cross bars are rectangular in shape and I've had no issues with these.
867296
These arrows come with target tips attached. The points are NOT field points, but if you wanted to change them out, you could cut the target tips off and add your own inserts and field points just as you would with any other size 1820 shaft. But, if you're going to go to all that trouble, my recommendation would just be to buy nicer arrow shafts.
95966
Yes if you buy the set of different tips you can swap them out. The tips wear down over time so need to be replaced. Though they do last quite a long time.
269761
Yes, just make sure your bolt is long enough so the rear edge point of the broadhead point does not hit the arrow shelf at full draw.
1518204
Unless I'm mistaken the connection bolt is universal on bows. It fit my High Country Extreme like a glove, just had to adjust the angle to level out the shot.
187159
I don't know what you mean by "bolt up". Either though there were some differences in inlet, outlet position, mine went right on. I think as long as the bolt eyelets line up you should have no problems, maybe just a little line re positioning.
2108226
From what I read it will that is the most universal rail for most legacy cross bows. Just make sure that there is a Allen thumb screw on the side and a Phillips head screw which will install strait down on the mount. I hope that that makes sense here is a link to a video just in case. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZraSqoaotXk
1183802
Cross bar has 4 allen screws below the loose part and adjusts the length needed. Then adjusts and ends ..
1120501
You have to get it switched using a Bow Press. We had ours done at a Bow Dealer. It only cost about $5.
2161567
I saw some similar bolts in a hardware store; but , not having the originals, I do not know if they are exact. As far as I know, they do not have to be identical, just long enough to reach through whatever they are being attached to. One of each pair needs to be indented, though, to overlap.
397387
The arrows I received did have replaceable. screw-in tips and were size 1716, which means 17/64" shaft size.
2248673
Yes the tip is installed already. We did have problems with the thread being loose on two sticks.
2134801
You should cut the shafts and adjust the arrow inserts so the threads are set right. Screw the tips into the insert, add adhesive to the insert then aline them into the shafts.
706153
Yes they are screw in and the nice thing about them is the fact that due to there almost field tip profile, no tuning is necessary for field point like flight. Very good Broad head for deer and the like. Enjoy
93547
Yes the Arrow tips are replacable, you just need to go to your local archery store for any repairs. I also got another 6 arrows from an archery store. They tried replicating the arrows that came with the bow, and they turned out pretty well. Although they aren't exactly the same (feathers instead of blazer tails), they still shoot very well.
312466
Not sure, I own the ten point cross bow. The steddyeddy was designed specifically for my bow! Have you tried asking the manufacturer?