PATIKIL 25 Grain Archery Arrow Brass Insert, 8 Packs Insert Screw Copper Brass Arrow for .244/6.2mm Carbon Arrows
Product Description
PATIKIL 25 Grain Archery Arrow Brass Insert, 8 Packs Insert Screw Copper Brass Arrow for .244/6.2mm Carbon Arrows
- Size: The weight of the Arrow Inserts is 25 grains and it is suitable for 0.244" bore carbon arrow shafts.
- Advantage: This Arrow Inserts fits perfectly and is easy to use, glue it to the end of the shaft, hold it until it's tight, then screw it into the field point, giving archers the ability to optimize their shooting performance, accuracy, durability and overall Tools for the shooting experience.
- Application: Arrow Inserts Featuring a universal 0.244-inch bore carbon arrow shaft, it is the first choice for practice shooting with compound and recurve bows, improving arrow performance and accuracy to meet the needs of archers with different skill levels and shooting requirements.
- Packing List: Pack of 8pcs inserts only, points not included, and are available in different weights.
- Note: Please confirm the arrow insert diameter before ordering, and please allow 1-2 grains for weight.
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