Let's talk broad heads...
- Thread starter CrossVolle
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tree_ghost
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I could never get them shaving sharp…with that said I ran them on a flat diamond stone then on an Arkansas Wet stone and they worked fine for my wife at 42lb draw. She now shoots Magnus Hornets I believe, they are very very sharp.
Madbowh
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Been using muzzy 100gr for over 20 years probably only switch if they go out of business. I buy replacement blades and keep one or 2 that I shot adeer with for coyote if I get the chance to swap arrows which doesn't normally happen.
tree_ghost
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Man I don't know why I ever got away from them. They never failed me and they were cheap! Sometimes the grass ain't always greener…
Madbowh
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I picked up a bunch at Walmart 2 years ago after season on sale for$7 a3 pack. I've had they go through bone in and out blood is always good. I think they are reasonably priced at regular price looking at 40 after tax for half dozen. What do you all spend on your Brodheads.
Type and price per 6?
Smo
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Another old one from the 1980's..
Rocky Mountain Razor 1 1/2 " cutting diameter 140 grain ….
I never could get these too fly right for some reason….
Rocky Mountain Razor 1 1/2 " cutting diameter 140 grain ….
I never could get these too fly right for some reason….
tree_ghost
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Shoot my Magnus are $40 for 3!
Smo
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Another old one that was posted here a few years back by bowmaker48.
Apparently the head is made into the shaft…
Back then Eddie C mentioned someone from another site said they thought it was made by Trueflight ….
I've never seen another one like it …
Apparently the head is made into the shaft…
Back then Eddie C mentioned someone from another site said they thought it was made by Trueflight ….
I've never seen another one like it …
CrossVolle
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My Afflictor K2 4-blade fixed heads ran me $43 for a 3 pack. But they are direct to consumer so one would think they would be probably $55-60 retail.
Ladys man
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Been shooting swhacker since they came out with good results, but changed my arrows this yr to heavier with more FOC and will either go with magnus stinger or exodus 125s.
tree_ghost
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Both great heads! You'll have better blood trails IMO with the exodus.
Marlin308
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Slick trick magnums have never let me down. See no reason to change.
FLTENNHUNTER1
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Started with a Hoyt Spectra Eclipse in Trebark camo similar to this one. Still have it in it's case from the mid 1980's. Shot it using fingers...
Used these arrows; Easton XX75 Camo aluminum arrows with 4" feathers:
Still use these broadheads 35 years later and killed a pile of deer using them. Thunderheads flat out work:
Still use Hoyt Easton products to this day. Started with the best and continue to use the best. Get Serious Get Hoyt.
Used these arrows; Easton XX75 Camo aluminum arrows with 4" feathers:
Still use these broadheads 35 years later and killed a pile of deer using them. Thunderheads flat out work:
Still use Hoyt Easton products to this day. Started with the best and continue to use the best. Get Serious Get Hoyt.
Muzzy
Methane
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I find them super easy to sharpen. I place the head on a stone with 2 of the blades on the stone, run them up and down the stone, rotate, do same, rotate, etc.
BlackEagle1
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Slick trick has been really good to me and my buddies. I prefer the 1 inch original
Swhacker, I've had great luck out of them.
cleatus2506
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I'll be slinging Grim Reaper Whitetail Specials again this year for whitetails and I'm working on some testing with 100 grain Tooth of the Arrow fixed blades for a trip to SA for plains game next year.
Racknquack
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Rage for me
