Posted: 11/20/2021 10:03:22 AM EDT
[Last Edit: bruh44][Edited]
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I took a four point three days ago with a Ravin R10. As always, the bolt went in and out. One of the three I’m semi new to crossbows if you couldn’t tell. I was hoping to use it again since they’re pretty expensive. |
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For just one I would see if the archery shop would glue it back on for you. They use a fixture to position the fletching. I would research if you can do bolts and arrows, but you can buy one for starting at $30. LINK 
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"What have you given us Mr. Franklin?" "A Republic, if you can keep it."
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Just strip off all 3 and reglue new fletching on. Use a fletching jig. Or for best accuracy refletch all your arrows. Most competent bow shops will do this for a reasonable fee. I have the jig above and it works fine for my vertical bows. Haven’t had to on my crossbow arrows yet. Note bend test any arrow that hits something hard before reusing. Any damage throw it away. Not worth risk of having an arrow explode. Crossbow arrows get accelerated very quickly and violently! My 20 yr old bow target back stop looks like a porcupine from old discarded arrows that we have found damaged in some way. |