Thanks for the input Gary & you bet, I did write that about my first harvest with the head, and I also posted it here - then things started *happening* and I waited to see if it was me or? Then it happened again, then it happened again - I took FOREVER to gather as much information as possible and to be as non-biased as possible, in an attempt to present the FACTS of what happened to ME.

I've never said they didn't fly awesome - and I always said they didn't quite impact on with my f/p's - but after a slight tune and a slight move of the sight they DID impact TOGETHER consistantly - even out to 50 yards.

The comments on 'only this guy can't make them hit with his f/p's' is a bit shakey IMHO. I shoot TONS of arrows and I can tell when something is off by one inch - I know when it's me and when it's not me, and I can be honest with myself. The heads didn't quite hit with the f/p's but I don't care - they grouped AWESOME and were darts out to 50 yards.

Also - after re-reading the e-mail I had sent to you & thinking about it some more - I'd sure like to have that 1'st carcass back & inspect it for a slide too - it entered further back & came out further ahead than I would have expected - but heck yes it did the job. (Again - presenting facts & being honest with myself)

Ya'all can take this thread for what it's worth & make up your own minds but I guarnatee you NONE of those shots were bad - either in distance or degree of quartering angle or in placement. The small buck I took with a pass-thru was the only one that was questionable & at times I'm still surprised I took the shot but I went into a sub-concious shooter mode & everything was absolutely perfect and with the target completely broadside I had no doubt of my capabilities so I touched it off - again - a very straight & true flying head took out his heart.



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