Making up a batch of wingnutters, and just curious: How much does a 5/16" wingnut weigh, if anyone knows?
Now that's getting down right personal.
LOL
Mike
:rolleyes: :biglaugh: :rolleyes:
hahahhahaahahaah!!! :biglaugh: :biglaugh: :biglaugh:
ttt
My reloading scale is not the most accurate but I get 120grs.
The ones I hve weigh in at 210 grains on my 3 Rivers electronic scale. The regular nuts weighed in at 120 grains.
Seems pretty heavy, Walt. I think that may be a 3/8" wingnut, and not a 5/16", because I know Southpawshooter makes up a head composed of a 8/32" machine screw, a small nut, a washer, and a 5/16" wingnut that weighs in at 210 grains...
If your going to use them on aluminium or carbon arrows,I know that a 1/4" wingnut and a stainless steel 1" 8-32 flat head machine screw (w/beeswax) weigh 125grs.
I was just using that setup at Shawn's bunny hunt...no wonder why they flew like my regular heads...
I like the 5/16" for my wood arrows,but I use the 1/4" with the screw for my aluminium 2016's :bigsmyl:
BTW, Next year for the prize table I'm going to make up little bags with 1 dozen 1/4" wingnuts and a dozen waxed 1" 8-32 flathead screws. All bagged and ready to hunt!!!!! :archer:
(all ya gotta do is win them LOL)
Heck, what a deal. Course, hitting the targets required to win 'em is easier said than done...