Razorring broadhead by bullet archery??

coyote170 · 10-20-2003, 03:40 PM

Has anyone tried this broadhead it looks to be
awesome was wondering about the flight,etc.
any feed back would be appreciated!!

Rangeball · 10-20-2003, 03:46 PM

I have no personal experience with this head, but whenever I see it discussed on this or other forums, the main points are usually-

1- It' s a gimmick, and doesn' t penetrate worth a %&$*

2- It' s not very durable.

3- Much better choices on the market, and many many of them.

GVDocHoliday · 10-20-2003, 05:51 PM

It is a piece of $()!^. It' s like shooting a deer with a blunt small game point. I know that retard shawn Chattam from chasing the dream uses them, but like I said, he' s a retard...Just watch his show and you' ll know what I mean...He' s never got a passthrough on any of the animals he has taken, or made a decent shot on them either for that matter. Every other head head there is better than this one. That' s my opinion.

Krotalus · 10-20-2003, 05:56 PM

hehe i had never heard of them so i decided to check out thier webpage.

this quote says it all

Quote:

At 100 grains and 125 grains, the RAZORRING BROADHEAD from Bullet Archery is remarkably lightweight and accurate

as opposed to 100 grain and 125 grain heads from other companies?

coyote170 · 10-20-2003, 06:24 PM

Think I will try Muzzy and go with a proven thing![8D]

PABeardBuster · 10-21-2003, 08:45 PM

I actually spoke with a local fellow a few days ago who was raving about them. He said that, as advertised, they cut a hole rather than a " slice" . Apparently the hole stays fully open, resulting in a bloodtrail that a blind hippy could follow.

Personally, I think they' re a little goofy. My regular heads kill deer just fine [:-].

Tyler