I hear what you're asking for. I'm not aware of any like that these days, that slip over the shaft.
Have you looked at Victory SS break-off, glue ins for VAPs?

 

Why a half out style and not just a standard glue in point like these?

4MM HL Stainless Steel Break-off Point

Designed for use with Easton’s ACE and Pro Comp 4MM target arrows Four sizes: 80-130 grain with 10 grain break-off sections Black nickel finish Sold in dozen packs

eastonarchery.com

Victory VAP Stainless Steel Target Point Small (.166")

Small outside diameter, fits 400, 450, 500 spine Victory VAP shafts Break-off construction for customization Constructed of 303 stainless steel Weight: 80-100 grains | 120-140 grains Sold in a 12 Pack

lancasterarchery.com

 

Why a half out style and not just a standard glue in point like these?


The other style (half out) is significantly stronger

 

The heavy outerts for VAPs do that. I have never had any durability issues with .166 arrows. They are generally fairly heavy walled compared to .245 shafts. I bounced a Black Eagle Intrepid off 5 steel plates during a steel challenge course before it broke and took me out of the game.

 

I love those

 

The DIVA and similar shafts were very weak in terms of expansion strength. The fibres were all parallel, meaning they would split very easily, so they needed something at the tip and nock end to go over the outside of the shaft and contain the fibres. Points and nock outserts.

Newer arrows are made differently and don't have that issue, so no need for these types of components, which were expensive to manufacture. Also, “over” points were a real pain to pull out of some types of targets. Hardly anyone wants them any more, so nobody makes them.

 

Depending on how heavy you want to go, take a look at Iron Will Snyder field points and their impact collars.