Front Stabilizer Insert Review
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Industry standard 5/16"-24 thread insert. The Front Stabilizer insert allows for attachment of bow accessories like bow stabilizers, bowfishing reels, and more. We recommend using epoxy to install. For recurves and longbows. Use a 3/8" (.375") drill bit to a depth of 9/16" (.5625"). Note: Use a sharp drill bit and drill press for best results. ...read more
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Front Stabilizer Insert Reviews
Works very well and easy to install.
DENNIS
11 years ago
works good and easy to install.I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one when needed.
Nice product
LowCountryArcher
11 years ago
Well crafted
Easy as 123 ...
Francisco
11 years ago
If you have the right bit for your drill, the installation is fast and easy.
Easy to install
Macbow
12 years ago
I make bamboo backed traditional bows. Normally I would not use a stabilizer bushing. But with this longbow I wanted to add a threaded bushing so that I could attach my H.I.P.S. blind.I have found the H.I.P.S. blind to be very effective for turkey and deer hunting. The insert was easy to install. Just drill the hole and use epoxy and tap into place.
Front Stabilizer Insert Questions and Answers
Asked by
M. Bear
12 years ago
Okay, I just need a bit of clarification here. I have a vintage bow that I recently picked up that is missing the front insert, and the hole measures 5/16" in diameter. From what I'm reading though, it sounds like this insert (that 3rivers sells) requ
You will need to get the 7/16 drill bit if you to put our insert
12 years ago
You will need to get the 7/16 drill bit if you to put our inserts in.
Asked by
Roger Gaio
3 years ago
What tap size would I need to tap the insert so I can thread it in 7/16-24 ?
Asked by
Jimmy
3 years ago
I see it is an outer 7/16 bolt with an interior 6/16-24 for a stabilizer. I am curious what the thread pitch is for the outside 7/16 bolt? 7/16 - 24?
the pitch is going to be 16 .
3 years ago
the pitch is going to be 16 .
Asked by
James
7 years ago
Webpage says 3/8, video says 11/16 and more comments sat 7/16. Is 7/16 correct bit size?
7/16 will be the right size drill bit to use for this.
7 years ago
7/16 will be the right size drill bit to use for this.
Dan Worden
Sparrow Designs LLC
Makers of Spinrite Cresters
7 years ago
Dan Worden Sparrow Designs LLC Makers of Spinrite Cresters I have two versions. Not sure which I bought at 3-R. One is .375 dia x .575 long, the other is .390 dia X .690 long. Hope this helps.
Asked by
Shorty
11 years ago
What type of epoxy should I use ? Any specific 2 part epoxy or will any of them work ?
Most epoxy will work for a stabilizer insert. The best epoxy is
11 years ago
Most epoxy will work for a stabilizer insert. The best epoxy is a slow cure, not the quick 5-10 minute types. I recomend AAE 2-part epoxy (Item #8139). It has a 24 hour cure time.
Asked by
WillScarlet
11 years ago
What is the overall length of this insert, and is it made of steel?
These are made of steel and are 3/4'' long.
11 years ago
These are made of steel and are 3/4'' long.
3/4''
11 years ago
3/4''
Asked by
M. Bear
12 years ago
Okay, I just need a bit of clarification here. I have a vintage bow that I recently picked up that is missing the front insert, and the hole measures 5/16" in diameter. From what I'm reading though, it sounds like this insert (that 3rivers sells) requ
You will need to get the 7/16 drill bit if you to put our insert
12 years ago
You will need to get the 7/16 drill bit if you to put our inserts in.
Asked by
rubdul
12 years ago
Is it possible to use Bohning insert iron to secure the insert.
Yes that would work, but I would use a 2 part epoxy
12 years ago
Yes that would work, but I would use a 2 part epoxy
Asked by
Ken
13 years ago
Would this work as a replacement for a missing plunger bushing for, say, a Samick Sage or similar bow?
These will be the same thread diameter but you may have to drill
13 years ago
These will be the same thread diameter but you may have to drill the plunger hole out just a little.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
What thread does the insert have? For instance, is it a 5/16-24?
The front stabilizer insert is a standard 5/16- 24 .
13 years ago
The front stabilizer insert is a standard 5/16- 24 .
Asked by
Rodney Martin
13 years ago
What size drill bit is correct? The video says 11/16 and the description says 7/16.
7/16 is the correct drill bit size.
13 years ago
7/16 is the correct drill bit size.