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TopHatŪ Heulspitze for carbon arrows - 105 grain -Model: TH-11090

TopHatŪ Heulspitze for carbon arrows - 105 grain -
6,55 €

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This article will be ordered order-related and can b shipped on 11/27/2024.
 
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Point: 105 grain
Qty Discounts New Price
1-9
6,55 €
price incl. tax
10-24
6,50 €
25-49
6,40 €
50+
6,30 €
* Discounts may vary based on Options above

TopHat® Heulspitze for carbon arrows - 105 grain -

TopHat ® Heulspitze with UNC thread
A tip of the arrow during flight, a long-drawn wail gives forth.
Once Heulspitzen were used to transmit signals, today it is used as toys by children and adults.


Material: Aluminum (AL)
Aluminum is used because of its low weight - to come up with a twice as long on top of the traditional weight. Aluminum is corrosion resistant.



TopHat ® Heulspitzen high technology:
Consisting of two parts screwed, and the Heulspitzenkörper Heulspitzenkopf. The head is hollow and Heulspitzen has a transverse hole, causing the whistling sound is produced.

Screwgate: TopHat ® Heulspitzen were specially equipped with an O-ring screw lock - the tips no longer resolve in the insert and account for a subsequent tightening.



Installation: The Combo TopHat ® tips are screwed all the way into the insert or adapter.

 
 
This product was added to our catalog on 10/13/2010.
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