homemade target arrow insert help needed

[happy honker]

I've been pounding hundreds of shots over the last few months into a homemade target in the garage. It's the classic youtube target of a box stuffed with clothes, packed in plastic bags. I've been rotating the taget, and have 2 of them, so I don't think I've shot it up yet.

Since spring this has been awesome, but very recently (maybe heat/temperature related?) my inserts and field tips have been staying in the target, becoming detached from the arrow as I pull the arrow from the target. (the insert and tip detach from the shaft when I pull it out from the target)

I will be buying a "proper" target soon, as I need to start shooting broadheads, but in the mean time, and moving forward, as I love my massive clothes stuffed garage target...has anyone got any advice to share on how I can get a strong a bond as possible on my inserts and arrows? This has only become a problem recently.
thanks
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[petew]

2 part EPOXY 24 hour type. The best I found is at the glof course for carbon shaft glof clubs.it is called Shafting Epoxy from Golf Works.
Pete

[happy honker]

Thanks Pete, will give that a shot.
One work around is simply sacrificing a couple of arrows and firing them without any tips at all...considering the purpose of shooting in the garage is to just get a consistent anchor point and develop form and muscle memory.

[ReayMan]

Originally Posted by petew

2 part EPOXY 24 hour type. The best I found is at the glof course for carbon shaft glof clubs.it is called Shafting Epoxy from Golf Works.
Pete

Use to have same problem and started using 2 part epoxy and it works great! Have not lost a insert yet!!!