300ultramagshooter

just got my Bowtech quiver and wondering how to make room for broadheads in the foam? just push them in? use a drill? or what? my last quiver(HOYT) had holes already in the foam. Just curious if I push them in won't it dull my blades?

Cougar Mag

I've used foam inserts for years and never had any problems. It does help if you rotate a different arrow to be placed on the rest each hunt, thereby minimilizing any effect of removing and replacing arrows into your quiver. Also, by placing an arrow back into the exact spot each time, there are no problems.

utah300rum

I used one of my practice heads and heated it up with a lighter than inserted it. This leaves a perfect spot for the head. I dont stick the hot head in completely, onlyabout 3/4 as far as I stick in my hunting heads this leaves it tight enough the heads wont come loose. If you stick the hot head in all the way your heads will be loose.

300ultramagshooter

Any other idea's?

bigcountry

I just used my practice broadheads and stuck it in.

Mike from Texas

I had the same concerns when I got mine. I just took my field ponts and shoved them all the way in until they bottomed out and let them form around my tips. Now the broadheads go in there just fine.