RE: Any reason to switch to mechanical broadheads?
badshotbob,
My logic was that IMO you can't blame a broadhead for not making a good shot on a deer. If you had hit the deer where you were suppose to then this conversation would be moot because you would have found your deer piled up shortly there after. Not knocking a bad shot because we all make them, I am just saying that this 1 instance is not a valid test for any broadhead. My other point isthat "the mechanical failed to open" is essentially a fallacy that I have yet to see proven. I am not saying that it's never happened, I am just saying that the IMO that the instances of it happening are so rare that I doubt anyone else here has either.