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03-25-2008, 05:38 AM
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Broadheads
Has anyone here used the "Gobbler Guillotine"? I am thinking about getting a couple and trying them here in South Carolina.
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RE: Broadheads
The big one is difficult to shoot from crossbow due to foot stirrup being in way.
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RE: Broadheads
I was wondering about that. Thanks.
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RE: Broadheads
They actually require a big fletching and a fairly agressive heilical. the faster the bow the more they plane. I have heard mixed results...
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