Aluminum Inserts .244/6.20mm& Bullet Field Points 5/16 Archery Practice Tips for Carbon Arrow Shaft…

Good deal, appear to be very good inserts and points. Unfortunately, I didn’t measure and the 5/16 size is a little two big for my arrows.

Correct size and weight would recommend these. Hit where all my arrows with original insters hit, seem strong and well made accurate and worth the money. Worked perfectly

These things are almost perfect. I purchased these because I got a new set of the Sanlida Dragon 10 arrows. When shooting 5 spot the other day I for got which spot I was on and accidentally shot at the same spot twice. I hit the arrow that was already in that spot and the shock of the arrow hitting the first one cause the insert that came with the arrows to break loose so when I pulled the arrow out of the target it left the insert in the target wall at my club (I'll get it back in August when we replace the target wall again lol). This was partially because I didn't have enough glue on the insert and partially because of the type of glue I am using. I am currently using the Bohning Ferr-L-Tite cool flex for carbon shafts. This is because I want to be able to make changes to the setup if needed till I settle into how I want my arrows built. This glue is prone to breaking loose when not enough is applied and a strong enough shock to the arrow happens. So I looked online found these with the field points and ordered them since they are for .244/245 inner diameter shafts. The inserts are supposed to be 12 grains. They all come in at 12.4. The field point are all supposed to be 100 grains. They are all 103.3. So they are all consistent BUT do weigh more than they are supposed to adding almost a full 4 grains to their combined weight. A 4 grain difference may not seem like much but when shooting indoor target that weight can make a big difference in arrow impact. The other issue is they don't perfectly match the outer diameter of the shaft. The vast majority of arrows that use a .244-.246 insert are .299 (or 7.6mm) outer diameter shaft. These come in at .300 (or 7.62mm) which creates a small lip on the insert when in the shaft. While this may not affect arrow flight it will most certainly grab the inside of the target making it slightly more difficult to remove your arrow and possibly causing the insert to come out of the shaft if not glued in properly. I can't really think of any brand of arrow in a "standard" outer diameter size that is larger than .299 (7.6mm) so why this brand made them larger in OD I have no clue. I may have gotten a "bad" batch that didn't meet QC, I know that can happen' but with how consistent they are in weight I highly doubt it. In a pinch these will work fine and be great to have as backups if needed so and I would definitely recommend them if you want to save a bit of money because let's face it. $10 for insterts AND field points is a steal. But just keep in mind they will most likely be slightly out of spec in weight and OD on the insert lip.

I've been cutting arrows down for custom length and these inserts fit almost all my arrows. The only difference I became aware of is the O.D. of some arrows are different and requires a different insert. Will be buying more.

Work out really well.

These inserts are great I have bought them twice already and will buy them again I even weighed every insert before I used them and they were all exactly the same 10/10 would recommend.

Amazon Product Description appears inaccurate. I received 24 inserts. Product description says: Includes 12pcs Arrow Inserts+12pcs Arrow points. Inside Diameter .244 - 246. Outside 5/16. Also the inserts were loose with no resistance. They fell out of the arrow shaft. My arrows are Victory with 350 spine and .245 inside diameter.

Points fit perfectly into the arrow shift and have performed well in competition my daughter scored 135/150 in her 4H Jr. Shooting competition.

I fit a couple in arrows that the tips had remained in the targets. Glued them in and they worked perfectly try today. No issues.