Looks like the spearhead is secured to the shaft by 3 bolts? Are they easily removable? Thanks!
1073873
It takes a "Torx" bit. Looks like a #6. Most interchangeable took kits come with them.
1073874
I haven't removed them. They are a star-pattern hole on each side (6-point star). You might be able to use an allan wrench, but I'm afraid it may strip the screws. With the correct tool, the head should be removable very easily.
1403814
Yes, pretty easily. It's just a total of 8 phillips head screws. However, I'm not sure if you'd be able to reattach them as they are screwed directly into wood. So the threading may not be any good after removal.
1272352
Super easy. I did it myself. You pry off the cane tip, press the cane into the Quadpod, use the allen wrench that comes with it, and tighten it. Done!
1926613
There are two little bolts with nuts on them, one on each side, so it looks like you can take it off.
2110638
My husband took a 5/32 x 1 3/4" bolt and cut the head off it. He drilled and tapped a 1" hole in the plastic rods. He did say you could very easily drill a 1" hole in each end of the rods insert a nail (or even a wooden dowel then use the clear packing tape over the seam. I love these!
478052
It comes detached. Just a pair of bolts that you can take off and on whenever you want.
412167
2 screws holding but plate on..take off but plate.. Loose bolt down in hole....stock will come off.
1236454
With a few cranks of an allen you can get it off. Never actually done it though, so I can't vouch for its stability
1270273
Hi Brad, (1) It does not have a quick release head- basic 1/4" threaded stud with plastic turn key attached under the mounting plate. (2) I tried to remove the head but it looks like I might damage the plastic ring that goes around the center post. But after removing the threaded bolt and that tightens the pan-lock it looks like the head could be removed by by inserting some kind of chisel/tool between the pan-lock ring and expanding it out of the groove at the top of the center post. I'm just not convinced that the plastic pan-lock ring won't break in the process. So yes you could remove the head and I assume Slik has other heads that would fit this post. Good luck- Michael M.
252554
It is removable without tools, but it's also made to not fall off. You have to wiggle it alittle back and forth as you pull up on it. Has splines so you can get different angles on your rod as it airs in the holder.
85945
It can be removed but not easily - you want the beam attached securely to the legs or it will rock when you are on it.
1376781
I would call these broad heads. They are secured with a single brad. I have had them come loose and really attached them with super glue. I like these arrow heads and would recommend them to any one who shoots traditional archery
2211301
It is secured with bolts, although wing nuts may make it easier to remove. And I'm not nearby to measure it right now.
1951268
No, they are secured with bolts during setup. The bolts are in prefixed positions.
922312
Yep, it's removable.I actually removed it from the pic mount to directly screw it onto a different system. The rail performed perfectly, I just wanted it mounted closer in line with the bore.Additionally, the sight came with (off the top of my head) the star allen wrench, the pic rail, mounting screws and alternate mounting screws.
572360
They are removable but would require a wrench. They are not made to just quickly pop off and on.
2265393
There is only one bolt to unscrew, and it's stiff out of the box. It will loosen with a some effort.