2 ?? Rinehart 18-1 and Boltcutters

[foofoo]

go to lowes and pick up a can of fluid film. use a rag and wipe your arrows every few shots with it. ive even sprayed the face of the rinehart. you also need to shoot a bunch to loosen up those solid type targets and dont think about shooting closer than 15-20 yrds, ive never used acetone to remove decal paint but people do. id be afraid the acetone would eat at the carbon fisnish making it weak. i know people wipe quick but i dont trust chemicals. laying the block on its side using your foot to hold the block down as you pull makes it easier to remove.dont let the arrow stay in the block too long. the heat from the friction makes the arrows stick so the longer you wait the rubber foam will stick to your shaft. shooting into these hard foam targets are hard on the carbon shafts. try flexing the shafts often to check for cracks or splintering. the diablos and quills ive had issues with over time. i mostly use bag targets for field points. much easier to remove arrows.

[grizzly72]

Well I just ordered a Danny Miller pliers. I am also gonna try 6 of his black eagles to see how they fly compared to the spinal tapps. I spun my arrows on 2 coffee cup handles and watched the broadhead and all looks good to me. We'll see what happens. I hope to get a chance to shoot them early next week. I also measured to check the tiller and all there seems well.

[paulaboutform]

Regarding the Rhinehart Targets, I've had the 18-in-1and currently have the rhinoblock. They are excellent but are never a pleasure to remove arrows. Very doable by hand but why struggle at all. The Danny Miller plier pullers are a game changer and you'll love it!
Regarding grouping, I'm shocked to hear you're six inches off at such a close range. Your broadheads may group in a different spot but at 25 yards that seems extreme. I'd say something isn't right. Are all your broadheads shooting in the same place? In other words, are your broadheads grouping?

Paul

[grizzly72]

Thanks for your time an effort paul. No I can shoot the same arrow with the broadhead on its all over. Its got me baffled??? I still may grab some other brand of 150 grain broadheads to try, Just to rule that out. Tiller seems fine. Like I said I have never had any issues with the boltcutters. Gotta be something I am missing?? I will hopefully have the 6 black eagles from danny by Friday and shoot them sunday. I'll let everyone know what I figure out.

I may disassemble each and every broadhead to check everything there, But dam there really idiot proof to put together??

[grizzly72]

Well I got a chance to shoot today.. I feel like a real idiot. You guys are gonna get a good laugh... lol!! My accuracy problem was because I had the stirrup wrapped and the fletching must have been making contact with it.. I removed my wrapping and bingo problem solved!!!! Deadly accurate 25, 35, and 45..

I also gotta say the Danny Miller arrow pullers are great.. like pulling bolts out of hot butter..

Well thanks to all for the suggestions and help.. great bunch here.. good luck hunting to all...

[mr meat]

Glad you found the problem!