Loctite 495. Make sure you have something solid to ram arrow and tip against, it sets instantly.

 

Super glue and pin.

 

I also use AAE epoxy. For faster dry times I slip them down the boot dryer. Done in a couple hours. Just don't put the nocks down, melted. Never had one come off on the water. I also like this stuff becuase when a tip goes bad I hit it with the torch until I see flames come out. One fast pull and shaft is out and ready for a new tip. Safety note: put the tip in a vise. I put the shaft in the vise once and heated. Tip flew off due to gas pressure. Bounced around the room like a pinball. Didn't find it until next fall when I noticed a hole in a Rubbermaid tote. Melted right through and continued down into my favorite rain gear. Now my elbow gets wet!

 

Two part epoxy and a roll pin.

 

Well FYI Sully look into pin back in the day and found it hurt the shaft.

 

I agree! Just makes it easy for it to splinter around the point. Pins are overkill.imo

 

Lock-tite brand super glue and a pin. Works really good and I've never had a problem with the glue drying in the tip making it a sob to get the glue out. Therefore it's fast to glue on a new nock while fishing.

 

Two part epoxy. I rough the ends of the arrow with sandpaper really good. Also Gorilla glue with good results. Be sure to spin em on.

 

Like Tim said dont forget to rough up the arrow and it also helps if you swab the inside of the tip with alcohol to get all the oils of of them.

 

Just crimp them. You dont even need glue then.

 

CA glue and a finishing nail...

 

2 ton epoxy and a pin

 

Ive used gorilla glue for a couple years and have never had any problems with it at all.

 

What are you all using to crimp the tips with.