Do you use just the plastic collar or the metal o ring after collar when attaching to bolt
1279864
I use the plastic type o-rings that come with the Rage broad heads and they work very well.
1279865
U have to use the plastic collar and put the metal o ring in between the plastic collar and the arrow shaft
1279866
I used both, O ring and then the metal collar. I have mixed emotions about these broadheads. Hit a deer at 12 yards the bolt went in on a slight angel behind the leg and went up and deflected along the spine all twisted up. This was the first time I used this point and it is the first time I didn't get a through and through...not sure why.
1279867
You need to use their plastic Shock Collar against the broadhead with the metal washer between the plastic Shock Collar AND the arrow.
1279868
I use the metal washer below the collar. these broad heads don't need rubber o rings which is great. I really like mine
893719
There is a break away plastic collar. One use only per collar. this broad head is so brutal, that it blasts a huge hole through the rib cage. I feel the shock collar is an improvement.
325906
The v-ring is metal, and can stand up to quite a bit of punishment! Take it from this owner of a vey willfull coon hound, this thing is built to last.
1450777
I use mine on a regular nylon belt style collar. All that matters is that the probes contact the dogs skin. Mine has worked great!! It only took about a week before my dog understood. Has only needed a few reminders since!
1696687
No, it is a trainiing collar only! It is made of hard plastic pieces hooked together and would be dangerous to leave on. It is a great trainiing collar, especially to stop dogs from pulling on leash because it tightens when the dog pulls--which is another reason it would be dangerous to leave on!!
965587
There is no ring to attach a tag to the flea collar... my dog wears a regular collar with her tags on it and wears the flea collar as well. The flea collar is very light weight so wearing both collars hasn't presented a problem.
1477124
Use only the one they recommend...I believe it is because it has a unique collar that seals the cannister when it is snappeded into place...
178968
Slip end of leather strap through both the attachment ring for the lead first and then through the other metal piece that secures the collar. Select the appropriate size and secure as usual.
203742
I do not know what u refer to as the d-ring, but there are no metal buckles, connectors, or fasteners anywhere on this dog pack; they are all plastic. The only metal part is the zipper runners. I hope this helps u.
481584
No, I have both and tried it out of curiosity. These collars only work with a non-threaded bar.
2208054
I did the same thing for my 2 dogs and taped their name above which side cote old their collar so I wouldn't shock the wrong one. Lol a couple things to let you know... The clasps are cheap plastic and break easy. Idk what kind of dogs you have but I have a black lab with a thinner neck and it works good for her. For my Dachshand it doesn't work well because it is too big and even being tightened to the max is still not enough. For my American bulldog with a larger neck it is not big enough and would be tight at first and now he can't wear it at all. Sorry for such a delayed response. I have been so busy. Hope this info helps. I did the same thing for my 2 dogs and taped their name above which side cote old their collar so I wouldn't shock the wrong one. Lol a couple things to let you know... The clasps are cheap plastic and break easy. Idk what kind of dogs you have but I have a black lab with a thinner neck and it works good for her. For my Dachshand it doesn't work well because it is too big and even being tightened to the max is still not enough. For my American bulldog with a larger neck it is not big enough and would be tight at first and now he can't wear it at all. Sorry for such a delayed response. I... » Read More I did the same thing for my 2 dogs and taped their name above which side cote old their collar so I wouldn't shock the wrong one. Lol a couple things to let you know... The clasps are cheap plastic and break easy. Idk what kind of dogs you have but I have a black lab with a thinner neck and it works good for her. For my Dachshand it doesn't work well because it is too big and even being tightened to the max is still not enough. For my American bulldog with a larger neck it is not big enough and would be tight at first and now he can't wear it at all. Sorry for such a delayed response. I have been so busy. Hope this info helps. « Show Less
1024748
Thank you for your question! We are sorry to hear of the issue you're experiencing! If you are having trouble with the receiver coming loose from the collar strap, we would recommend to ensure that the contact points have been tightened and that the black plastic washers are still in place. If you are still experiencing this issue, please contact our Customer Care Center at 1-800-732-2677 so we can better assist you.
203740
CORRECTION------ I just answered incorrectly a moment ago.... I found the D ring..... du ugh, it looks like a D�. It definitely is metal, I took a magnet to it. It was difficult to tell as it was black just like the other plastic connectors/fasteners
1481688
The ring where you hook a leash is metal. I have a 60 lb dog and I've never had a problem with this collar- Love it
491112
Paul, I don't know. I can say that I have used this system with same collars for a year and have been very pleased with the performance thus far. Good luck!
649017
The collar is cut to fit. They give you more than you need and you cut to fit. Remember to burn the end with a lighter so it will not fray.
2098267
Are you talking about securing it to the bracket? Or the dogs collar? You secure on the dogs collar by tightening the double straps. The noose is connected with a metal circle. Once you place on the dogs neck, put your finger between the two piece above the metal circle and push down until you get it tighten on the dogs collar.