Der Beiter Plunger, 1985 bis 1986 entwickelt, wurde beim Las Vegas Turnier 1987 vorgestellt. Er ist inzwischen bei fast allen Turnieren in der Welt stark vertreten. Der Beiter Plunger ist ein Produkt aus Präzisionsbauteilen, wie wir sie in unserem H...

black replacement nut for Beiter buttons, available in the following variants: flat 7mm (PL66200007SW) high 11mm (PL66200011SW) PL66600000 small parts included in delivery. The Beiter button is available with a short sleeve (53.5mm) and a l...

Replacement spring for Beiter Buttons, available in the following options: soft 0.45 hard 0.60 extra hard 0.70...

Replacement tip for Beiter Buttons, available in the following lengths: 34mm 36mm 42mm 44mm We always have a large quantity of Beiter spare parts in stock, please do not be misled by the indicated stock. Dont hesitate to ask about availability in ad...

material: aluminum body + copper tip thread: 5/16"-24 adjustable length: 17.5 - 26mm package additionally includes:  1 extra copper tip 2 extra springs 1 wrench 2 allen keys...

Material: Aluminum + Stainless Steel + Nylon Thread: 5/16"-24 Adjustable Length: 17.5-26mm Package Includes:  1 Plunger 3 Extra Threads 5 Extra Springs 1 Wrench Features: Various lengths are available to suit your rest type. Incl...

Button with a very good price performance ratio micro adjustable body made of Aluminium incl. 3 springs, 2 tips and wrench...

Button with a very good price performance ratio micro adjustable body made of Aluminium incl. 3 springs, 2 tips and wrench...

Tip material has been treated for preventing damage and wear to your arrows. Weight: 28.3g...

Tip material has been treated for preventing damage and wear to your arrows. Weight: 28g...

5-16 standard thread incl. 3 springs with different strengths stainless steel cylinder includes a friction-free teflon tip and a long-lasting standard metal tip incl. 1,5mm and 2,5mm hex wrench...

Teflon replacement tip for the Shibuya DX plunger. The tip is the only part of a plunger that touches the arrow, and therefore the only part that wears. When a plunger starts behaving less consistently after long use, the cause is usually a worn or d...