Thunderhead Users

[bakerwonderhound]

This year I made the switch from mechanicals to Thunderhead Pro Series 100s. Just tried them out today. Surprisingly, I lost 5 yards on each of my pins. They seem to fly very well. They are on left - right, but they drop much more quickly than my field tips. Anyone else have this problem. I plan to take both my field tips and Thunderheads to an electronic scale today to see if there is a difference in weight. Supposedly they are the same.

[Allseasonhunter7]

i didnt

[JeffB]

ORIGINAL: bakerwonderhound

This year I made the switch from mechanicals to Thunderhead Pro Series 100s. Just tried them out today. Surprisingly, I lost 5 yards on each of my pins. They seem to fly very well. They are on left - right, but they drop much more quickly than my field tips. Anyone else have this problem. I plan to take both my field tips and Thunderheads to an electronic scale today to see if there is a difference in weight. Supposedly they are the same.

You may just need to tweak your nocking point down a bit....try lowering it a sixteenth of an inch at a time and see what happens.

[Jason N]

I agree with Jeff, sounds like a minor tuning issue. I've always been able to get my Thunderheads to fly true and with my field pionts at all ranges out to 40 yards(farthest I pracice).

[DaBoys]

This broadhead is longer then the feild tips which moves the FOC forward. Hence the quicker drop....Seen this myself at a shot at a deer at 40 yards and hit considerable lowwer. Went to a shorter furrell broadhead.