Steel Screw-In Field Points
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If I want to tune my arrows perfect for a 150gr. broadhead, can I bare shaft tune with the 145 field point, and then switch to my broadhead. I am noticing that the manufacturers make a 145gr. field point, but the broadheads all seem to be made to 150. I am looking to use an Easton Axis shaft with a high FOC, but I see they make 145 9/32 field points only, I would prefer a 175 (75gr. insert), but I am confused on which path to take. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Asked on 4/3/2013 by docjms3787 from Chazy, NY
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5 grains will not make a difference in arrow flight. If you want to make sure that broadhead will work then I would recommend tuning with the broadhead.
Answered on 4/4/2013 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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I am afraid it can be more complicated than that. I have found that,
regardless of the weight, some broadheads require completely retuning
the arrow length to fly straight. I have been fortunate enough to find
broadheads which are the same weight as my target points, and which work
with the same length arrow, but it was after trying 2 or 3 other
broadheads. I can't explain the difference, but the broadheads that
require retuning of arrow length all had internal cut out geometry in
the blades for a wider cut with the same weight, the broadheads I ended
up with at the same arrow length as my target head are solid, no cut
out. Just guessing, but I suspect this might of been the primary factor.
Good luck
Dave
Answered on 4/4/2013 by Anonymous
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You should be able to get your bow "tuned",
ie brace height and nock position regardless
of the 5 grain difference.
That being said, when its time for those arrows
to fly, a 5 grain difference will matter.
I went with 175 gr field point and broad heads.
Getting great results especially when dropping
back to 40-50 yards.
If I were you, I would keep searching for a field point/broad head
combo that has the same weight.
Sent from my iPhone
Answered on 4/4/2013 by Anonymous
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G'day mate, In regards to your query about broadhead substitute tuning- that should work to get you into the ballpark. Just remember though that there is no substitute for tuning broadhead flight as regards fletch size windplaning and broadhead alignment etc......regards Bobcat
Answered on 4/3/2013 by Anonymous
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what diameter of field point should I get for a Easton XX75 Camo Hunter 1916 Shafts?
thanks
Asked on 1/11/2013 by karl from sydney
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Hi Karl, I would be using 9/32 screw ins in either 100 125 or 145 grains depending on use. 100 gns for target or 125 for field archery 145gns for simulating broadhead flight. Hope that info helps .......Bobcat
Answered on 1/11/2013 by Anonymous
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9/32 will be 1/64 too small and 5/16 will be 1/64 too big. I recommend getting the 9/32. That way they will not hang up when you pull the arrow out of a target.
Answered on 1/11/2013 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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What size should I get for a Gold Tip Expedition Hunter with aluminium insert?
Thanks
Asked on 12/26/2012 by BlackEagleBR from Brazil
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How you doing BlackEagleBR's
What you need is 5/16
cheers
Answered on 1/18/2013 by Anonymous
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Dear Sir
5/16 t h 125 grain as long as they fit into inserts
Regards Barry
Answered on 12/27/2012 by Anonymous
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For the Gold Tip you will want to use the 5/16''.
Answered on 12/27/2012 by Art from 3Rivers Archery
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5/16" is the proper size.
Answered on 12/26/2012 by Anonymous
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It all depends on many factors: your bow's draw weight, your draw length,
tip weight, whether your bow is center shot or not, length of arrow and
arrow spine. 3 Rivers' website has a dynamic spine calculator that should
help: http://www.3riversarchery.com/spinecalculator.asp
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12/26/2012 by
Umberto from
Richmond, VA Q:
Im looking for 100 gr points to fit my 3Rivers Woodscrew Adapter - 11/32"
Asked on 12/1/2012 by Jonathan Michelin from NorthWest River, NL
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The end of the adapter is 5\16 so you will need a 5/16 field point to screw in to it and we have them available in 100 grain.
Answered on 12/3/2012 by Clint from 3Rivers Archery
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Jonathan,11/32" is on the larger diameter range for screw-in tips. The threads pretty much match up with any screw-in tip to any insert. The best thing to do is to make sure your field point is the same or smaller than the diameter of the insert. So if you get 5/16" points you will have less difficulty with arrow removal on foam targets. So to summarize...get the same size or smaller to ensure an easy pull-out. Otherwise buy anything and pull harder. They all work. I hope this helps. Peace.
Answered on 12/1/2012 by Anonymous
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I'm shooting Carbon Express 6075's. What diameter field point is copatible, 5/16, 11/32, etc.?
Asked on 10/12/2012 by Mark from Elberta, AL
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Those shafts are in the range that is considered a 5/16 shaft. I recommend a 5/16 point. You can use a larger point, but it may hang up coming out of a bag target.
Answered on 10/15/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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19/64
Answered on 10/12/2012 by Anonymous
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6075s have an OD of 0.298 according to Carbon Express. 9/32 would be too small, so I’d go up to the 5/16.
Answered on 10/12/2012 by Anonymous
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I have some of those shafts and measured them at slightly less than 5/16". Any field point 5/16" or larger will work fine.
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10/12/2012 by
Jason from
Tyler, TX Q:
I have Easton Full Metal Jackets and read that I would need 17/64. Do you have this size? will the 9/32 work just as well?
Asked on 5/19/2012 by Anonymous
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The 9\32 will work just fine that is what I use for them.
Answered on 5/21/2012 by Clint from 3Rivers Archery
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It will work but it may be a hair to big.
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8/19/2012 by
stickslinger from
Macon Ga Q:
I need 125 grain field points, but not sure what size to get.
They are for Gold Tip Traditional Hunter Arrows - 5575 Spine.
Asked on 4/29/2012 by Anonymous
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The Gold Tip Traditionals are a 5/16 shaft. You will want to get the same size field points.
Answered on 4/30/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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Do I have to order a quantity of 12 to get 12 field points? Or do I put the amount to 1 and then get a package of 12 points? Maybe a dumb questions, but I'm a little confused. If I take the pricing literally it says package of 12 for $3.99. (note: I'm not used to dollars..) Appreciate your answer. :-)
Asked on 10/17/2011 by Roar from Oslo, Norway
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Order 1 pack of 12 and you will get 12 individual screw in points.
Answered on 10/18/2011 by Shawn from 3Rivers Archery
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The quantity field on the order page refers to the package of 12 so if you just want 12 then put 1 in the quantity field. If you want 24, put in 2, 36 put in 3, etc.
Answered on 11/17/2011 by jrincr from Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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A quanity of 1 will give you 12 points.
Answered on 1/3/2012 by Bill from Georgia
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What gram weight would you recommend for XX75Gamegetter 400 size? I will be using with a 55lb recurve. Also, I assume that 5/16 would be best.
Asked on 10/10/2011 by Beau from Florida
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Point weight can be used to tune your arrows. The standard starting point is 125 grains, but do not be afraid to try other weights to get your arrow tuned so it flies perfect. Heavier point weight weakens arrow spine, while lighter point weight will stiffen an arrow. You can also cut down on an arrow to stiffen spine if needed.
Answered on 10/11/2011 by Johnathan Karch from 3Rivers Archery
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what size for the Easton a/c/c SHAFT...NOT THE NEW a/c/c Pro ?
Asked on 9/25/2011 by Bill from Cooper Landing, Alaska
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The 9/32 point or Easton's points.
Answered on 10/4/2011 by Clint from 3Rivers Archery
