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Shape Shifter Mechanical Broadheads – 100 Gr.
Regular Price $50.75
Innerloc’s Shape Shifter allows you to truly experience field-point accuracy. Featuring a patent pending EXO-Cover which delivers the aerodynamics of your field tip during flight and shatters on impact deploying the blades.
Ruggedly built from all stainless steel.
1 1/4″ Cut diameter .040 Blade thickness
100gr.
3 pack
Technology Used:
Use
3909 Replacement EXO-Covers
790-9 Replacement Blades
Description
Innerloc’s Shape Shifter Mechanical Broadheads allows you to truly experience field-point accuracy out of your mechanical broadhead. Featuring a patent pending EXO-Cover which delivers the aerodynamics of your field tip during flight and shatters on impact deploying the mechanical blades.
Ruggedly built from all stainless steel.
1 1/4″ Cut diameter .040 Blade thickness
100gr. 3-Pack
Use
3909 Replacement EXO-Covers
790-9 Replacement Blades
Technology
Designed for the ultra fast bows of today and the future bows of tomorrow. Shape Shifter™ is the first broadhead to deliver true field-point accuracy. This is accomplished utilizing our patent pending ExoCover™. In this exciting new design the cover is put to work doing much more than being aerodynamic. It is designed to break away on impact and aid in the opening of the blades. Shape Shifter is ruggedly built out of all stainless steel and sports massive .040” thick blades slicing a 1 1/4” cut diameter.
Instructions
Install the blades into the body
Carefully slide the blades into the body, keeping the curved portion of the blade flange against the inside hole.
Place the base over the stud
Slide the base portion of the broadhead over the tuning stud. The slots in the base point forward as shown.
Install the stud
The stud can now be inserted between the blades inside of the body.
Align the base
As you slide the broadhead together you need to fit the slots in the base over the back of the blades.
Tightening the tuning stud
You now need to thread the stud into the body. There is friction on these threads caused by the blue thread adjustment material on the end of the stud. Because of this, we recommend the use of the supplied hex and broadhead wrenches.
