Impact collar recommendations for Black Eagle Vintage

[ianpadron]

Was planning on Iron Will but they don't make them large enough, any recommendations for a collar that works on the Black Eagle Vintage shafts?

 

[Boxerboxer]

Was planning on Iron Will but they don't make them large enough, any recommendations for a collar that works on the Black Eagle Vintage shafts?

Check with Ethics Archery.

 

[Sapcut]

Arrafoot Carbon Arrow Footing

Arrow footings are used to significantly increase the structural integrity of the arrow. That is paramount when maximizing penetration or making it through a day of killing stumps. The footings are also beneficial during the arrow tuning process. Depending on the arrow, the ArraFoot can have a...

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[Stubborn_bowhunter]

Ethics if they have the size. Affordable and I like them so far compared to my iron wills.

 

[Mighty Mouse]

There aren't many collar/footer options out there for standard diameter shafts. IMO a collar isn't really warranted for a standard shaft, but to each his own.

That said, you could possibly make your own out of an aluminum shaft of the correct inside diameter. The first 2 digits of an aluminum shaft model number are the OD in 64ths of an inch, and the second 2 digits are the wall thickness in thousandths (i.e., 2117 = 21/64" OD, 17/1000" WT). So the ID of an ABCD aluminum shaft is AB/64 – 2×CD/1000 (i.e., 2117 ID = 21/64 – 2×17/1000 = .294").

 

[Beendare]

There aren't many collar/footer options out there for standard diameter shafts. IMO a collar isn't really warranted for a standard shaft, but to each his own.

agreed, I dumped the collars years ago

 

[ianpadron]

There aren't many collar/footer options out there for standard diameter shafts. IMO a collar isn't really warranted for a standard shaft, but to each his own.

That said, you could possibly make your own out of an aluminum shaft of the correct inside diameter. The first 2 digits of an aluminum shaft model number are the OD in 64ths of an inch, and the second 2 digits are the wall thickness in thousandths (i.e., 2117 = 21/64" OD, 17/1000" WT). So the ID of an ABCD aluminum shaft is AB/64 – 2×CD/1000 (i.e., 2117 ID = 21/64 – 2×17/1000 = .294").

Thank you for that info.

This is all new to me and I'm just trying not to blow my arrows up shooting (missing) stumps while practicing.

Maybe I just need to let er rip!

 

[J.Wells]

Hey 2219s aluminum shafts work great! I’ve chopped them up and put them on the end of my arrows


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[24on48hunting]

I have used 2117’s on my .246 carbons and they have held up to a lot of abuse.

 

[bisblue]

Aluminum arrows work great.

I use the ethics collar system on instincts since the factory outserts are junk. Really good but spendy

 

[ledflight]

2219s are a great fit for these.

 

[oldgoat]

This is an old post, but something I didn't see mentioned, was that when you foot a standard diameter shaft, the end of the arrow becomes a larger diameter than standard tips and broadheads and you end up with a lip that impedes penetration, if you go this route, make sure you bevel the front end to even it up.

 

[Kentucky]

This is an old post, but something I didn't see mentioned, was that when you foot a standard diameter shaft, the end of the arrow becomes a larger diameter than standard tips and broadheads and you end up with a lip that impedes penetration, if you go this route, make sure you bevel the front end to even it up.

Or go with 11/32 heads