fixed or mechanical?

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Mechanical or fixed blade?

100gr fixed
21
44%
125gr fixed
10
21%
100gr. mech
13
27%
125gr. mech
2
4%
other
2
4%
 
Total votes: 48

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terrym
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fixed or mechanical?

Post by terrym »

curious as to what everybody hunts with?

100gr. fixed
125gr. fixed
100gr. mech
125gr. mech
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Post by saxman »

Using a G5 Montec 100 grn at this time but I will be trying 125's and others this off season
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100 gr slicks
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I had to go to the 150g bolt cutters so I can have a better foc.
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Post by Leonard Hawkins »

100 gr mech.
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100 grain spitfires
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Post by warningshot »

100 grain muzzys... with the phoenix may go up a notch
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Post by DropTine »

100gr wasps, tack driver with the Exomax!

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Post by DuckHunt »

I shoot a few different 100gr mech 3-blade heads. I still have some Scorpion XP and Rage to shoot up before I move to fixed. This season I'll be using slick tricks as well.

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Post by korey99 »

100 gr Slicks.....no complaints.
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jackhammers 100 gr.
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100 gr 3 blade muzzy..
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Post by theoldarcher »

100 grain rage 2 blade and 100 grain fixed blade Turkey Tearror
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Post by kennisondan »

I am in the minority but shoot 125gr. and could use heavier for kicks ..
but have tons of 125s.... I do have one set of 100gr. and it is a mechanical ... for my desert stryker for really high speed and longer range for jacking with predators and whitetails... at a little longer range than what I am using the phoenix for ..
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Post by Hi5 »

I shoot an Exomax and I use 125 Striker magnums with the 25 grain extender. They penetrate exceptionally well and are very accurate. The 1&1/2" cut is deadly.
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