Beiter Plunger

Have you ever tried to micro adjust your plunger, only to find it has passed the tension you were aiming to tune it to.

The Beiter Plunger was first developed in 1985-1986 and introduced at the 1987 Las Vegas Shoot. At the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, about 80% of competitors used a Beiter Plunger and it is now used by archers world wide.

The Beiter Plunger is produced from precision machined parts and does deliver accurate and precise tuning that will not frustrate you.

The cushion plunger has micro-adjustable scale with a reproducible precision spring tension time after time. The notching scale cylinder allows an exact and reproducible spring tension.

The threaded cylinder is made out of high-grade refined steel, with the springs honed out of stainless harmonic steel and the notching scale cylinder and the slotted nut are crafted from anodised aluminium.

The Plunger tip or pin offers excellent glide and wear behaviour to use with aluminium, aluminium-carbon and carbon arrows.

The Beiter Plunger kit contains

• 1 cushion plunger mounted with a 0.60 hard spring and accessories
• 1 yellow spanner
• 1 red open spanner
• 2 0.70 extra-hard springs
• 2 0.60 hard springs
• 2 0.45 soft springs
• 1 1.5mm Allen wrench
• 2 Allen head screws for slotted nuts
• 6 pins in the required length
• Available in black and silver. Please specify colour
• Telescoping circular clear plastic storage tube to stow your plunger and parts safely
• Only one plunger is being offered for sale

Beiter Plunger 5/16"-24, with a minimum 17.5 mm to a maximum 23.0 mm spindle length. Ideal partner for a Beiter arrow rest.

Many inferior knock-off imitators have come on the scene and appear to look and feel like a Beiter Plunger, but lack Beiter's precision engineering, top quality materials and the highest quality standards and certainly do not perform anywhere near as well as a Beiter Plunger. Just ask a Beiter owner - they will tell you there is only one plunger - Beiter.

Please note another plunger image is shown for illustration pending uploading of the Beiter Plunger image.