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what brand do u use deer_? i used up all i had last year went and bought some more and it did not work worth a dang and i don`t remember what kind i had the first time
 

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I just use the loc tite super glue on both ends and always pin the tips on.Don't waste your money on epoxy.If you break a nock just take a lighter to it and the glue will release the broken nock and you can just glue on a new one.Takes a total of a couple minutes to fix your nock.
 

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what brand do u use deer_? i used up all i had last year went and bought some more and it did not work worth a dang and i don`t remember what kind i had the first time
I can't remember... There isn't a label on the tubes.... I think it was either Permatex or Devcon... Looks something like this..

 

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No epoxy here, just the loc tite gel super glue and the occasional pin in the point. But thats what I love about Cajun's complete arrows, the points are crimped on, so you dont have to worry about them coming off....
 

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i use 2 part maximum strength epoxy sets in 30 min cures in 2 hours, knock i use super glue take less than 2 minutes to set and and if you break a knock take a file to it add more super glue and a new knock and you back stickin fish is less than 5 minutes... although back up arrows can be replaced faster than a knock
 

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Goat Tuff point and nock...then crimp the points.

I quit pinning them years ago...felt like the process of pinning (drilling hole and hammering in the pin) actually weakened the shaft.Many a time I would real up a divoted, shattered nub of fiberglass and you could see where the pin "used" to be.

As always...JMO
 
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Goat Tuff point and nock...then crimp the points.

I quit pinning them years ago...felt like the process of pinning (drilling hole and hammering in the pin) actually weakened the shaft.Many a time I would real up a divoted, shattered nub of fiberglass and you could see where the pin "used" to be.

As always...JMO
I have seen it myself too, the only ones I have ever pinned were on those old shafts that had the brass end on it that was predrilled for a pin.

I think just glue ends up being stronger than glue and drill/pin, but crimping is the best...

what do you use to crimp them? I have been looking for something to crimp them with for a while now but dont really know what I am looking for? LOL
 
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