Rocky Mountain Snypers
#3
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: northeast, North Dakota
Posts: 226
RE: Rocky Mountain Snypers
they are really good. Both my dad and I have both used them. Between my dad and me We have killed 9 deer with them. I dont remember trailing a deer over 50 yards. I might try the rage this year. Its basically the same thing with a larger cutting diameter
#5
RE: Rocky Mountain Snypers
Didn't care for the way they went together, very flimsy!! PLus that dang little rubber band kept coming off at the worst time, like when I was up in my treestand!! Try to slip that small rubber band back on over that Razor tip!! Let us know what you think of them after you try hunting a season with them.
#6
RE: Rocky Mountain Snypers
Got them a few days ago, and well ...not impressed. They didn't seem very solidly built and my old muzzy were just as accurate. I will not be using these this fall but if anyone would like to try them out, pay the shipping and I'll send you one to shoot.
#8
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Eastern PA USA
Posts: 1,398
RE: Rocky Mountain Snypers
They scored well in 5-shots tests (www.broadheadtest.com). The only negative I've heard is that the tip can break on bone.
#9
RE: Rocky Mountain Snypers
Goos, I ordered them to see how well they shot. I've only shot my muzzy fixed blades and wanted to see what the mechanical deal was about. I didn't make any "switch" simply just testing equipment out.