Hex Glue-On Blunts Review
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Put the "Hex" on small game. Designed to be hard hitting to use blunt force trauma to quickly kill small game. Designed to fit a 11/32" diameter arrow with a 5° point taper. ...read more
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Hex Glue-On Blunts Reviews
Best combo stumping/small game head out there!
Clay Hayes
2 years ago
Whether I'm elk hunting or just out shooting stumps, I always have a hex head or two in my quiver. They stop arrows from snaking under grass and hit hard when hunting small game. Plus they're narrow enough to get them through the brush where rabbits and grouse often hide.
Will buy again and again.
Strangepair03
9 years ago
These heads are brilliant. Great weight, easy to attach,and hard hitting.
Great product
Redquebec
9 years ago
I have used barta bunny busters for years, love them, still do. I decided to give these a try and I have found a new favorite. I have taken all kinds of high risk stump shots and have not been able to break or lose an arrow, and I really don't like losing arrows.LOL The stem is long enough that you will not break off the end of your wood arrows, Great design. These blunts are just… read more awesome. Period.
Great blunt tips
Michaelf64
10 years ago
Great for stump shooting, just don't use them on a target. They will penetrate a regular target, but if you hit another arrow shaft with one of these, it will severely gouge or snap said arrow in half! I ruined/broke three arrows this way but didn't realize till I approached the target.
Picture & discription reflects Product.
Dan
10 years ago
Good Product. Consistant in weight. Would like the head diameter to be a little larger. Heavy weighted bows cause arrows to go a little deep in the grass when hunting rabbits. Dropped to my 35# bow and arrows were a lot easier to find.
I would buy them again and again
No training wheels required!
11 years ago
I have went stump shooting many times with these heads and not a single problem yet, havent had a chance to shoot any wabbits yet but I'm sure they will do just fine when I get the chance.
Bunny "Smack-Down"
Fredtimefred
12 years ago
I love these things! They are the best stump shooting head available. Don't bury under leaves. Are easily removed from stumps and, they don't skip through the woods like normal blunts or even Judos. Best rabbit head I have ever used.
Making 250 and 300 grain heads
Old Oso
12 years ago
I purchased these glue-on heads to place on 125 grain adaptors to make 250 and 300 grain heads. I am impressed with them as a small game and stump shooting head. They don't seem to stop as fast as a "Judo", but seem to be more durable. I would rate them at 5 stars if they made a 250 and 300 grain screw-on head. Service from 3Rivers was OUTSTANDING as usual.
Should do the trick
30coupe
12 years ago
These look as though they should work well on small game. They shoot very well and don't seem to bury under grass, much like a judo point. They are easier to get into and out of my back quiver than judos. Haven't had a chance to try them on game yet though.
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Owlbait
13 years ago
Accurate tapers, install easily, spin true, deliver a devasting punch to your target!
Hex Glue-On Blunts Questions and Answers
Asked by
Michael
11 years ago
What shaft size are these for, or does it matter?
They are designed for 11/32 or 23/64 diameter shafts.
11 years ago
They are designed for 11/32 or 23/64 diameter shafts.
I use on 11/32. Should work on larger shafts. Will no work on
11 years ago
I use on 11/32. Should work on larger shafts. Will no work on smaller.. 11/31 is pretty much the standard wood arrow shaft diameter until you get into the real heavy weights.
I think they are for 11/32", but I use them on 5/16" shafts.
Ric
11 years ago
I think they are for 11/32", but I use them on 5/16" shafts. Rich
Asked by
stuck on the stick
11 years ago
What is your personal preference ? Hex or hammers.In your answer please tell me the advantages to one or the other.
I have found that the Hammers have more pronounced corners and t
11 years ago
I have found that the Hammers have more pronounced corners and tend to catch brush better; they perform a little more like Judos than the Hexes do. Both of them will do a number on small game though.
Hex heads all the way. THe hammers are a lot smaller in real li
9 years ago
Hex heads all the way. THe hammers are a lot smaller in real life than they are in the pictures you see. THe hex heads are more concave too, which seems to make them stop better. THe rounder design on the hex heads means that more of the points edge is in contact with anything it tries to skip off of.
Asked by
NYStickBender
11 years ago
I shoot 160gr blunts. However I see they come in 145 or 175grs. Could I get away with an extra 15grs and still shoot consistent to 30yds before it effects my high or low?
I would go with the 145 then it wont drop as quick. You can use
11 years ago
I would go with the 145 then it wont drop as quick. You can use led shot inside a glue on, and brass washers on a screw in to make it 160 grain. I personally would not worrie about 15 grains.
It depends on where the spine of the arrows is in relation to th
11 years ago
It depends on where the spine of the arrows is in relation to the bow you are shooting. If you are on the upper end of the spine range by adding 15grs it won't matter. You will still be within that spine range. But if you are on the low end or on the border of that spine range by adding 15grs it may make your shafts slightly weak for your bow.
They will effect your low-high to some degree, how much depends
11 years ago
They will effect your low-high to some degree, how much depends alot on your arrow weight before adding a blunt. But i do believe the change would be minimal. Sorry i couldn't give a more concise answer, but a 15gr addition may effect my arrows different than they do yours. Hope this helps.
Asked by
Will
12 years ago
I'm thinking of buying these heads for small game hunting but I am not sure what wt to get. Is more wt better?
You will want to get the same weight that you normally use on yo
12 years ago
You will want to get the same weight that you normally use on your arrows. Using more or less weight could effect the flight of the arrow.
I suggest using the same weight as you use for hunting deer, or
12 years ago
I suggest using the same weight as you use for hunting deer, or at least as close as you can get. On small game increased weight is not required, but accuracy is and the practice is the best there is for hunting larger game.
Use the same weight that you have your arrows tuned for. They s
12 years ago
Use the same weight that you have your arrows tuned for. They should fly the same as field points and broadheads if your arrows are tuned right. All points weigh the same.
That will depend on the spine of your shafts. Adding weight up f
12 years ago
That will depend on the spine of your shafts. Adding weight up front means you will need stiffer spined shafts. If you add weight to the front you will improve your front of center (FOC) which can make for better flight, but it is mainly for improved penetration, which is not necessarily what you want in a blunt. I try to keep my blunts as close to my broadhead weight as possible.
Asked by
GreyDog
13 years ago
What size shafting is needed to fit these heads the best?
The Ace Hex Blunts are a 11/32" diameter, but will fit on smalle
13 years ago
The Ace Hex Blunts are a 11/32" diameter, but will fit on smaller and larger wood shafting.
Asked by
Ben
13 years ago
Is there any chance you could offer the 160 grain Ace Hex blunts for sale again? I really miss them.
As of right now we will not be picking up the 160 grain glue on.
13 years ago
As of right now we will not be picking up the 160 grain glue on.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
i want to shoot pheasents and other game birds with flu flu arrows will thers heads work for that or can i use old bead broadheas for that can u tell me what is better for this typ of hunting tks
The Ace Hex Blunt will work for the set up you are looking for,
13 years ago
The Ace Hex Blunt will work for the set up you are looking for, as they should not bury in the ground if you miss, but the broadheads will have a larger cutting diameter to cause damage. I would check local game laws to see if they have any requirements on what heads to use, but either would work fine.
These heads will work great on pheasants and other small game. T
13 years ago
These heads will work great on pheasants and other small game. These are much better than broadheads especially when dogs are involved in your hunt. Good luck!
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
how many of these heads to a pack 3 6 or more tks
The Ace Hex blunts are sold by the 6 pack.
13 years ago
The Ace Hex blunts are sold by the 6 pack.