I was doing some research online about magnus stinger 150 performance on elk and ran across a good tip on another forum.
.243 bullets are the perfect diameter to fit inside of a gold tip shaft. They are readily available in a variety of weights including 100 grain. You just glue it in place behind the insert.
Warning! If you attempt to install it from the nock end, use a slow setting glue. Otherwise you get a bullet stuck where the nock goes. Don't ask how I know.
It would be best to install them when the insert is installed but can easily be done after with the right glue. I'd suggest scoring the bullet just a little.
You can buy a box of 100 for the same price as 12 brass inserts.
.243 bullets are the perfect diameter to fit inside of a gold tip shaft. They are readily available in a variety of weights including 100 grain. You just glue it in place behind the insert.
Warning! If you attempt to install it from the nock end, use a slow setting glue. Otherwise you get a bullet stuck where the nock goes. Don't ask how I know.
It would be best to install them when the insert is installed but can easily be done after with the right glue. I'd suggest scoring the bullet just a little.
You can buy a box of 100 for the same price as 12 brass inserts.
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