Captain.To a point a fixed broadhead will fly like your field points BUT in no way will a fixed blade broadhead be as FORGIVING to shooter errors and weather condition as a GOOD mechanical.


I do shoot fixed brodheads as of now (GKF Deaheads) and they do hit exactly with my field point if I make perfect shots and if the weather is perfect.BUT if there is the slightest bobble on my part,they will exagerate a mistake more.I am a very consistant shooter and shoot 80 yards for targets and 50 yards with broadheads on a regular basis and I also do lots of awkward shots to test my equipment and me and I will tell you this,I prefer a Rocket Steelhead over a fixed and I will be going back to them next season because of the forgiveness.I also like the defistation on game.


As to the Talons,I was very interested in them untill I learned of the junk steel hardness and the durability factor as a result.I believe they do have a good basic philosophy but really need some refinement.I really think the problem Kyle had was shot selection(I will let Kyle decide weather the shot should have been taken [&o]) If the head encounters hard bone such as his did,they are sure to be destroyed but on a perfect hit,I feel they would do fine.