HIT Insert and Impact Collar Epoxy – Iron Will Outfitters

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This is our recommended two-part epoxy for installing Iron Will HIT Inserts and Impact Collars. Easton HIT Epoxy is ideal for arrow building, and is used to bond components to arrows. Applicator brushes are recommended for placing epoxy precisely where needed. A more precise placement of the epoxy ensures adequate cove
This is our recommended two-part epoxy for installing Iron Will HIT Inserts and Impact Collars. Easton HIT Epoxy is ideal for arrow building, and is used to bond components to arrows. Applicator brushes are recommended for placing epoxy precisely where needed. A more precise placement of the epoxy ensures adequate coverage and adhesion when epoxy dries, which makes for the most durable arrow component installation. Easton Insert Epoxy cures in 24 hours. Packets contain enough epoxy to glue a dozen Inserts or Collars onto arrows. For gluing both Inserts and Collars, we recommend ordering two packets so you can install them at least 24 hours apart. HIT (Hidden Insert Technology) is used under license as a registered trademark of Easton Technical Products.

Impact Collars – Iron Will Outfitters

Iron Will Component Install

For strong, true flying arrows, Iron Will HIT Inserts are engineered to align directly to your arrow's inner diameter. This takes outsert component tolerances out of the equation and ensures that broadheads spin true to the arrow. And with 10 different weight and size combinations that fit .204 or .166 ID arrows, you can dial in the exact front-of-arrow weight you need for the best arrow flight and confident shots. Note: These HIT Inserts come as a six pack.

Iron Will Hit Inserts 25 Grains / Micro .165/.166 (deep Six/Snyder Core)

Meticulously engineered HIT Inserts are only effective if the tool used to install them is equally as precise. The front of the tool is designed to seat inserts at the proper arrow depth for Standard, Deep Six, or Snyder Core broadheads and field points. An included brass bore brush attaches to the back of the tool and is used to score the arrow bore for improved epoxy bonding strength.