Arrow tip help

cbxjeff

Guys,

First, I know nothing about bow&arrow hunting. I need to buy some (a few hundred) stainless arrow tips for a job at work. About 8 years ago I had a similiar job and bought some from a shop near by. These were about 2 1/2" long had provisions for 3 razor blades, the tip wasn't a cone but had 3 cuts so it would penatrate more easier (I guess), and had an 8-32 male thread to attach to the shaft. I would like to find sonething about half that long. I don't need the razor blade feature. I do need that type of tip, SS, and either a male or female machine thread for mounting.

Any help appreciated.

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buckeyboy

I think an internet search would be your best bet good luck[;)]

taco413

Once again I find myself agreeing with buckey[xx(][:D] Your best bet would be an internet search for broadhead tips without the blades.

"Better to be dead and cool than alive and uncool"

gagirl

http://cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/item-link.jsp_A&_DAV=MainCatcat21424&id=0032837417051a&navCount=6&podId=0032837&parentId=cat600306&navAction=push&catalogCode=QS&rid=&parentType=index&indexId=cat600306&hasJS=true

http://shop.store.yahoo.com/archery-experts/bo1do.html

http://shop.store.yahoo.com/archery-experts/sabupo1do.html



try those...

its all about pucks and bucks

buckeyboy

quote:Originally posted by taco413
Once again I find myself agreeing with buckey[xx(][:D] Your best bet would be an internet search for broadhead tips without the blades.

"Better to be dead and cool than alive and uncool"
SEE you cant help yourself. your just waiting for another opertunity to call me MONKEYBOY[:D][:D]

cbxjeff

Thanks for the replies folks. If that Cabelas model is SS I can use it. I'll call them tomorrow.

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Suspension

What type of job are you doing anyway?
Sounds interresting, maybe even a bit dangerous.
[:D]

I know a lot of the blades are stainless steel, but
always figured the tips were hardened steel or something.
I'm not sure though, if I find some info I'll post it


NRA Life Member ---"A pocket knife, a clean hankey, and a pistol... things I can use." - Ted Nugent

cbxjeff

Hello Sus,

I am a firearm collector, shooter, well you know the rest.

I work for a company that does laboratory automation - mainly for the phamacutical companies. I have a project that requires me to pierce a 3x5" or so plate that has 96 (in this case) cavities. The cavities are sealed by foil / plastic. I need to pierce this seal. My customer would freak if I offered anything less than SS. The tips I used years ago would work but they are much too long. The thing is - if I can find what I need there is a big opportunity for the tip supplier. Each device will require a minimum of 96 tips.


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buckeyboy

NOT telling you what to do but[:0] I also work for a company that does some pharm work. Be careful sometimes 316 stainless is not what they want most demand 304 in our campany anyway. Just a thought. good luck.[;)]

Suspension

Pretty interresting, I'd guess for a large enough quantity some manufacturers would make one for you.
Good luck


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cbxjeff

Thanks for all the input guys. I can't find anything in SS. Buckey, I'm surprised that your customers prefer 304. Anyway, I modeled what I need and sent the print out to a shop for a quote.



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buckeyboy

I'm sorry I meant 316L that makes contact with product and 304 for the Jacket. Brain Fart[:I] any good machince shop should be able to nock those off out of 316 stainless3/8 round stock.

cbxjeff

Well I have an estimate of about $9.00 from a local shop. That's going to be about $900. per build. More that I like but can live with it I guess. Gagirl found some beauties at Cabelas for $16.00/doz but they aren't available in stainless darn it.

Thanks again folks for the input.



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