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Cherokeeson
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Broadheads

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Anyone using anything on your broadhead threads to help keep tight?
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Jus snug good wid me fingers
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I snug them with a BH wrench rather than wait for Murphy to come along!
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tighten with fingers til blood rushes to my brain !!!!!!
which should be bout 12.75 "lb +/- a RCH :wink:
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You can put a bit of bee's wax on the threads and they stay snug but can be unscrewed easily.
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flightattendant100 wrote:You can put a bit of bee's wax on the threads and they stay snug but can be unscrewed easily.
X2. Basic string wax also seems to work well.
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String Wax sounds good, unless I can get me a RCH...
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Black permatex on everything !
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Blue lock tite. Just enough to keep it from coming out but easy to remove even after a season.
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I use clear fingernail polish from the Dollar Store. Works good. Comes loose pretty easy. Apply a day or so in advance though cause it smells till it dries.
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All good ideas everyone. Thanks!
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Have always used string wax on the threads and snug with broad head wrench even when I shot a compound bow . Hasn't failed me yet
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