wasp jak-hammer
#1
wasp jak-hammer
Has anyone used these and how did they perform?
I like the looks of them the blades look thicker then most sort of like swhackers...
I have shot swhackers for a few years a really like them 6 for 6 on deer so far.. But have always wanted to try a three blade mech..
I like the looks of them the blades look thicker then most sort of like swhackers...
I have shot swhackers for a few years a really like them 6 for 6 on deer so far.. But have always wanted to try a three blade mech..
#3
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2014
Location: Illinois
Posts: 282
I have some that I haven't had a chance to try out yet. From the research I've done, they are some of the most overlooked/underrated broadheads made.
http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=2363978
That being said, if you're 6 for 6 on deer with Swhackers, is there really a need to switch it up?
http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=2363978
That being said, if you're 6 for 6 on deer with Swhackers, is there really a need to switch it up?
#5
#6
My problem with the swhacker design is the entrance wound and lack of penetration. If you don't get a pass through you end up with a single 1 inch slice.
#7
I have seen the aluminum body break on a muzzy but it did still penetrate straight through the shoulder in the process and killed the deer in short order.
My problem with the swhacker design is the entrance wound and lack of penetration. If you don't get a pass through you end up with a single 1 inch slice.
My problem with the swhacker design is the entrance wound and lack of penetration. If you don't get a pass through you end up with a single 1 inch slice.
Last edited by ojibwa; 11-28-2014 at 08:35 AM.
#8
To me there is only one obstacle in a deers vitals and that is the shoulder bone so I use broadheads that are the most likely to defeat that obstacle.
The only other WELL HIT deer Ive ever had blood trail problem with was a doe that was standing awkwardly when I shot her right through both lungs but what happened is when she moved her legs back into normal position it pulled her hide over the hole in the ribs so that the hole in the ribs no longer lined up with the hole in the hide. She filled up with blood and went down within 50 yards but there wasn't any blood.
Some times the chest cavity has to fill before the blood poors out but I have just never really had any problem with simple fixed head given I hit the deer well.
Last edited by rockport; 11-28-2014 at 12:39 PM.