I run hot glue stick for everything. Use it like the old school hot melt. Heat the insert rub it on. Insert and rotate going in. Dip the end of the arrow in cool/cold water. Has worked great for me plus if you need to rotate the insert for tuning you can or remove them for adjust.


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I use Gold Tip insert glue. But because of how little a home use store it in a refrigerator to keep it in between uses.
Make sure you properly prep the shaft first with any glue used.

 

As mentioned above, hot melt or cold melt works very well. I have switched from super glue to hot melt without any issues.

 

Thanks guys! I had super glue and some Bob Smith maxi cure laying around and I didn’t know if that would work or if I needed something else. I think I have got glue gun sticks laying around too though 👍

 

Hot glue

 

I'm a big fan of the rubberized glue like .30-06 insert weld for everything except HIT type inserts. Superglue will get brittle over time.

 

Hot glue here too. I HATE not being able to reheat, rotate or remove an insert. For some reason hot melt (glue stick) and brass inserts adhere very well inside the shaft...especially HIT brass...they NEVER pull out.

 

Maybe a dumb question... what are you guys using to hold the insert while you heat it? Pliers? I just don't want to damage it

 

Another vote for Hot Melt or AAE Max Impact Glue.

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Hot melt, field point & Pliers!

 

Super glues having high impact noted........

 

I use insert iron and it works very well. I do like the idea of hot melt for easy removal like I used to use on my aluminum arrows.

 

SouthShore uses Rubberized superglue for inserts. Contact Eric

 

I use boehning cool blue hot melt, works great.

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