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Aftershock & Montec Broadheads
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Aftershock & Montec Broadheads
Anyone have any kill/ harvest experience with these heads? i'm not a fan of mechanicals but the Aftershock have my attention. the solid montecs seem to fly well. Thanks Lynn ![Twisted Evil :twisted:](./images/smilies/icon_twisted.gif)
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Aftershock Archery broadheads
I got some off ebay the 125 hypershock 2 3/4 cut.Have not recieved yet but will post the results as soon as i can. $32 with shipping.
Hey lynn I shoot Montecs as well as slicks....my fav is slicks but Im startin to like the montecs as much as....they fly nice...I like that i can sharpin them easy...I dont use mechanicals any more once you hit a deer and you know if you had a slick or montec that deer would be down it kinda makes you wonder why you went to those anyway...just my 2 cents..
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I agree with hoss on the fact if your crossbow will shot good fixed blades why even bother to use a expandable head of any kind. The only reason I use them is for turkeys sometimes for the huge cut as turkeys can be hard to stop with a bow or crossbow and small cut fixed head. If you are having problems with accuracy then you may look into a expandable head. The Motecs are very nice I have a few of them myself.
I've harvested wild boar using G5 Montec, there crazy! They are capable of penetrating some pretty darn tough materials at longer ranges, due to the push-cut technology. And sharpening them is easy, but is hardly needed when you purchase there G5 Montec Pre-season broadheads. Definitly one of the most Kinteic energy efficient broadheads, you can find.