Slick Tricks

[UTGrad]

Anyone shoot Slick Tricks and if so which model?

 

[REM7]

Yep, the magnums.

 

[kasey]

Yep the mags 0n deer yotes hogs

 

[Andy S.]

I have hardly ever heard anything but positive press on the Slick Tricks. I have owned some for 3-4 years, and just assembled them last night. I may or may not use them this year, but have been seriously considering it. Take a look at the numerous reviews on Cabela's website, as they get pretty good accolades from most. http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/search.c ... l+Products

 

[ratsnakeboogy]

I won't use anything else.

 

[feldmutze]

I've also used them for years, the std 100 grain ones. I opened a new pack recently and they weren't as sharp as usual...I posted a thread yesterday on broadhead sharpeners as a result.

 

[PickettSFHunter]

I have used them for the past several years on numerous kills. I shoot the 100 grain standards. They shoot great for me and penetrate great. I wont use anything else either.

 

[TJS209]

Not trying to hijack but have you looked at those VPA's? I'm thinking about buying some

 

[Relentless]

I have not shot Slick Tricks, but some hunting bud's of mine shoot them. Very true flight, good penetration, and good blood trails. Actually saw a quartering shot take down an elk (it ran about 100 yards).

If I was to shoot a fixed broadhead, it would most likely be the Slick Trick; mostly because of their accuracy and close comparison to field point flight.

 

[Crow Terminator]

Yes. And they are my #1 pick for a fixed blade broadhead. I've shot the standard and mags...killed deer with both. Both leave awesome blood trails and blades have never been chipped, bent, or anything. I like the mags for a little bigger hole but one things for sure...as much as I like playing with broadheads, I don't go anywhere without at least one Slick Trick in my quiver.

 

[Radar]

I have used the 100 gr. magnums since they first came out . Great flying , strong broadhead .

 

[93civEJ1]

thats what I have on the end of mine this season. 100 grain mags.

 

[reloadxx]

Yelp shoot the mag. This is the third year in a roll

 

[robinhedd]

I been shooting the 100gr standard but shot 2 deer last weekend and had to shoot 1 twice. I was a lil concerned over the size of the wound channel. I thought since I need to re-order I might get the 100gr. Mags. How will they fly compared to the standard? What say ye?

 

[Radar]

I been shooting the 100gr standard but shot 2 deer last weekend and had to shoot 1 twice. I was a lil concerned over the size of the wound channel. I thought since I need to re-order I might get the 100gr. Mags. How will they fly compared to the standard? What say ye?

They fly the same in my rigs . I like the Magnums better , because of the increased cutting diameter .

 

[UTGrad]

Was shooting the Magnum yesterday out to 40 yards and there was maybe an inch deviation. At 50 yards the wind yesterday was taking it off course 3-4 inches.

 

[Radar]

Was shooting the Magnum yesterday out to 40 yards and there was maybe an inch deviation. At 50 yards the wind yesterday was taking it off course 3-4 inches.

They are the best flying fixed blade head I have shot . Very strong too !

 

[JandSCattleCo]

They are what I use. Shot deer with it yesterday. See related post.

Buddy says I need to drop them and get something else. All the reviews seem good, and everyone I've ever talked to really like them.

 

[UTGrad]

They are what I use. Shot deer with it yesterday. See related post.

Buddy says I need to drop them and get something else. All the reviews seem good, and everyone I've ever talked to really like them.

Wheres the post?

 

[RackRocker]

I really like mine. Have regs and mags

 

[JandSCattleCo]

Oops...Sorry

http://www.tndeer.com/tndeertalk/ubbthr ... =0&fpart=1

Its looking more and more like I put it directly onto the shoulder blade and didnt get penetration.

IMO regardless of what type of broad head, hitting bone is going to stop it.

 

[bassinbrian]

Are they hard to tune? I shoot rage but really like fix blades. I cant find a fixed blade that isnt a bear to get to fly straight.

 

[scn]

Are they hard to tune? I shoot rage but really like fix blades. I cant find a fixed blade that isnt a bear to get to fly straight.

They are the best fixed bladed head for arrow flight that I have shot. They shoot so close to my field points that I don't have to tune or change my sights.

 

[ratsnakeboogy]

Are they hard to tune? I shoot rage but really like fix blades. I cant find a fixed blade that isnt a bear to get to fly straight.

They are the best fixed bladed head for arrow flight that I have shot. They shoot so close to my field points that I don't have to tune or change my sights.

Same here, almost no difference from field point to Slick Trick. My bow is tuned well though.

 

[oakclimber]

I shoot the 100gr. Magnums. Devastating on a whitetail. I will buy nothing else.

 

[cornbread]

used slicks 100 mags for first time this weekend. Shot 2 does,both at 15yds. Both deer died within 20 yards of where they were shot. Im sold.

 

[TNRAMBLINGMAN]

Another vote for 125 magnums. I have now killed 3 deer with these. Two I shot through at least one leg bone. The tip is as sharp as brand new. No blade loss or movement. Spins great. Flies great. Shoots great. I never thought I would use anything but a Thunderhead 125 until I tried Slick Tricks.

I am using Gold Tip carbons with 40 extra grain adders to the front end to improve FOC.

 

[TJS209]

Waiting on a package of Viper Tricks to come in the mail, we'll see how they do.

 

[TNDeerGuy]

Are they hard to tune? I shoot rage but really like fix blades. I cant find a fixed blade that isnt a bear to get to fly straight.

If your having that much problems getting fixed blades to fly right then something isn't tuned correctly�either the bow itself, or a problem with the arrow.

 

[vonhogslayer]

This.....standards for me !