Glue-On

first
modern archery points

The first points to become available In the first years of modern archery were the glue on points. The only type of arrow shafts were wood. Easton introduced its first aluminum arrow in 1939, and it was then that the necessity for inserts and screw-in points became an issue.   Later, after aluminum, there were no screw-in points. The major innovation was mass-producing points by turning them on automatic screw machines. A history of these machines can be found here. The date of these first machined glue-on tips is unknown, but it is safe to say that by the 1940s, they were well-established.

tradition
of excellence

Our quality 5° tapered ferrule glue on points for use on wood shafts or screw-in broadhead adapters brings our tradition of excellence to the traditionalist archer. These field and blunt glue-on arrow tips are specifically made for wooden arrows and contain a 5° tapered socket to ensure a tight and secure fit. Offered in different diameters and grain weights for the perfect match on your target arrows. Try these with our Hunt-Bond™ archery glue! Choose between  100 grains or 125 grains. 5/16″, 11/32″, and 23/64″ sizes available. 12/pk. Made in the USA.

history
of arrow heads 

If you’re interested in the fascinating history of arrowheads, this book might be an engaging and informative read. Moreover, it offers a unique perspective that will deepen your understanding of their significance throughout time.

lineage
of Saunders points 

Saunders Archery has proudly made millions of points in Nebraska over the years. Starting with the first points Tom Saunders manufactured and continuing with the current points crafted by his son, Troy, Saunders’ points carry a reputation for quality and craftsmanship built over three generations. We commit to continuing to produce the best points for you and future generations of archers.