Is it Possible to Remove a Fitters Screw from an Iron?

[CKaneb]

Hello. I am a lefty who's looking to eventually purchase a set of Nike VR Pro Blades for myself to put into play once my ball-striking gets good enough. Being a lefty and because this set of irons is incredibly hard to track down, I had to settle for a club head that has a fitters screw installed. Is it possible to remove this or have a professional remove it? Attached below are some pictures, hopefully someone will be able to help. Thanks

[drumdude96]

I have a feeling that is all one piece, at least that's what it looks like from those two pics.  I could be wrong though.  Only way to find out is to heat it up with a torch and see if that threaded part will come out.  Don't overheat it or you will discolor the metal.  And wear thick leather work gloves so you don't burn the s#!t out of your hands.  If that is just some sort of sleeve that is epoxied in the head, it will come out easy enough. 

[CKaneb]

32 minutes ago, drumdude96 said:

I have a feeling that is all one piece, at least that's what it looks like from those two pics.  I could be wrong though.  Only way to find out is to heat it up with a torch and see if that threaded part will come out.  Don't overheat it or you will discolor the metal.  And wear thick leather work gloves so you don't burn the s#!t out of your hands.  If that is just some sort of sleeve that is epoxied in the head, it will come out easy enough. 

any chance i could direct message you when it arrives? I kinda bought it on a whim cuz a bunch of people were watching the eBay listing and i am really looking to purchase the genuine blade for my set instead of settling for the VRProCombo version

[rexroh]

Not sure but I think that the head requires a special filling for the shaft tip.  This tip slots into 2 small indents inside the hosel to stop the shaft turning.  The shaft is epoxied into this fitment.  Your pro or club builder may have one.