Umarex Air Saber/ what is this?

After a shot I went to reload and arrow would not go on the cylinder so I looked down the cylinder and saw this poking out from the bottom of gold piece that screws on the end of the cylinder/shaft that you slide the arrow on. I took the gold piece off and removed the white piece (pictured) and it slides on fine. The shots after removing this piece were hitting allot lower. I'm not sure what this piece is and if it is part of the gun or arrow itself so can someone please let me know?



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Mine blew off awhile ago..The gold brass piece.. Mine shoots great without it..I mean at a 100 and 120 yards.. Here's a picture of mine. It just the brass threads...Easton 2219 XX75 aluminum 22 inch crossbow bolts work 100% better than umarex arrows.. With eastons at 405 fps cheaper crossbow targets work fine..

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Mine blew off awhile ago..The gold brass piece.. Mine shoots great without it..I mean at a 100 and 120 yards.. Here's a picture of mine. It just the brass threads...Easton 2219 XX75 aluminum 22 inch crossbow bolts work 100% better than umarex arrows.. With eastons at 405 fps cheaper crossbow targets work fine..

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Thank you. Can you please tell me how to change the end on the bolts so it will work with my air saber? Thanks so much!
Yes just buy the complete easton2219 xx75 22inch crossbow arrows. The knocks are not glued in, just use pliers pull rotate and remove.. IF you need anything i have a lil airsaber expierience
 
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I understand...but the Umarex bolts we have now has a "short sleeve/open end cap"
on the end of them... We did not know if that was necessary.
The easton arrows don't need that extra piece..They are all aluminum .Very strong..Some Umarex arrows will fail......THe glue between aluminum and carbon fiber seperate..The Easton are much more reliable..Ill take pictures of both so you can see.