what is the weight (grains) of these bolts without the tips
1383569
300 grains and they come with 100 grain practice points for a total weight of 400 grains
1830227
mine all weigh 290 gr. +/- 1gr. on my Ohaus reloading scale. Ready to shoot without broadhead or field tip. Double checked after reading the other answer.
1636112
Good deal, glad I could help. Hopefully I haven't misremembered but I am 99% positive that they come with those bolts.
1566799
The bolts are about 10 inches long. I'm not sure exactly, but certainly no more than a foot.
1565125
I will measure when I get home but honestly the bolts are impossible to install without a drill and I never got around to putting them in. Its pretty sturdy without them. I road it and I'm 106 lbs, without the bolts.
930135
They are light the only weight is in the metal attachment rings ...about 1/2 lb or so
1557980
I don't know exactly. I'd guess around 70-80 pounds. I was able to install it by myself by balancing it on my thighs while I got the first bolts started, if that helps.
1245821
Dear Customer, 454 grains with 90 grains field point tips, Shaft 2219. Best, Bruce
554587
I do not remember . . . But i think they used to include a new set of bolts. Sorry.
1402875
They weigh 11.2 grains per inch and come uncut with inserts you need to glue in after you cut them.
2083048
Not a bolt exactly it is a threaded permanent shaft from the top of the caster. Mine came with nuts. I don't know the TPI off hand. Appears to be a 1/2" NC though.
968429
The bolts are a standard thread type bolt. The nut size requires a 3/8" wrench, the bolts on my rake are all the same size. Hopefully this helps. Mike
241301
Suggest you use manufacturers instructions and specifications which are your more reliable source of information. .the pack slip without the rails was 146 lbs
1168620
The bolts are heavy duty so no need to upgrade them. I drilled right into my wood framing. I'm 200+ lbs and i'll rip this right out of the wall if I try the drywall mollies.
1255374
With a 100 grain piont they are 425 grains. The 10 point web site lists all their arrows and weights.
1383603
sorry, i don't know. it depends on the inner diameter of the bolts. the Lumenock company would be a better place for that info
1375743
I sent them back. They are cheap, and do not feel like they would stand up over time. If I recall, they didn't even use a hex head but a standard flat screw head. Also be aware that these are very thick M5 threading and will not be usable on the near-equivalent 10/32 imperial (I tried, was disappointed)