good cut on impact broadhead
09-05-2002, 10:35 AM
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Fork Horn
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good cut on impact broadhead
hey guys whats a good cut on impact broadhead i heard the fred bears arent to bad??? also do you still get good pass throughs with cut on impact broadheads sense they are the oldest desighn of broadhead??
09-05-2002, 07:16 PM
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RE: good cut on impact broadhead
Bear razorheads, Phantoms, Steel force are all excellent heads. My favorite cut on impact head is The Magnus 125 grn 2 blade srew in, or the Magnus stinger. Any of these heads will work very well.
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09-05-2002, 11:36 PM
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RE: good cut on impact broadhead
fixed blade heads cut the easiest...hence the good penetration. However, heads with a larger chisel or Trocar style head seem to get through bone better. Perhaps because these blades usually have a smaller blade surface area.
recent tests have shown that some mechanicals can/will penetrate BETTER than some cut on impact style heads.
This is NOT meant to start an arguement....just to add another view, and give more info.
recent tests have shown that some mechanicals can/will penetrate BETTER than some cut on impact style heads.
This is NOT meant to start an arguement....just to add another view, and give more info.
09-06-2002, 06:25 AM
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RE: good cut on impact broadhead
I used magnus 100 grain last year and had passthrus on both deer i shot . first year ever to watch my deer fall from my stand one went about 50 yards the other went about 20 . I saw a video of ted nugent shoot a zebra with the same head with 55 lbs = complete passthru .
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09-06-2002, 09:01 AM
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RE: good cut on impact broadhead
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Last I looked those are not cut on contact.
Personally I use Stos which I believe are made by Magnus. I use the 145 grain with a 42 grain adapter.
http://www.bowsite2.com/acb/showdetl...=3344&CATID=69
Last I looked those are not cut on contact.
Personally I use Stos which I believe are made by Magnus. I use the 145 grain with a 42 grain adapter.
http://www.bowsite2.com/acb/showdetl...=3344&CATID=69
09-09-2002, 07:36 AM
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RE: good cut on impact broadhead
Would have to recomend the Magnus 2 blade. I shoot an older Bear bow set at 55 lbs. with a 26 1/2 draw with a 375 grain arrow 220 fps.The last deer I got was a dbl lung shot that blew through the deer and stuck in a tree. Now i've seen some of my buddies not get that usen their speed demon bows at higher poundage usen mechanicals or other type heads.....just my 2 cents.
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