What type of Broadheads do you use?
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i tried the rage 2 blade and they do fly just like my 100 gr fld pts. no adj req. on scope. Havent killed with em yet but we shall see..curmudgeon wrote:Muzzy's now but thinking of switching to Rage to see if they fly as claimed like field tips. I like that they come with a practice blade even if three cost $39,95 locally, $36.95 at the Superstore plus shipping. I have heard they can be re- sharpened. Is this true ?
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I have tried a ton of different broadheads in the last year or so. By far, the best is the Stricknines. 125 grain, 2" cut, three blades of pure mean cutting.
Great hit, marginal hit, gut shot . . .all went down within 40 yards.
The proof is in the drop.
Anybody out there that is sick of tracking a deer needs to shoot a stricknine. Never again will you find your deer the next day.
Great hit, marginal hit, gut shot . . .all went down within 40 yards.
The proof is in the drop.
Anybody out there that is sick of tracking a deer needs to shoot a stricknine. Never again will you find your deer the next day.
I'd rather wear out than rust out.
Perception trumps intention.
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Perception trumps intention.
2006 Exomax w/Agingcrossbower Custom Stock
20" Easton Powerbolts w/125gr Trophy Ridge Stricknines & 2"Blazers
Boo Custom Strings
2006 Vixen
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Sumner wrote:
I don't believe I would ever be so *bold* as to make a statement like this. I've "accidentally" shot a doe in the back leg before with a Muzzy and only had it go 20 yards before piling up. But I sure wouldn't say buy a Muzzy and you can hit one anywhere and bring it down. Just happened to hit that lucky artery.Great hit, marginal hit, gut shot . . .all went down within 40 yards.
The proof is in the drop.
Anybody out there that is sick of tracking a deer needs to shoot a stricknine. Never again will you find your deer the next day.
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