broadheads
12-01-2007, 11:48 AM
#51
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RE: broadheads
nodog, For your information I sell Muzzys, NAP, G5, Wasp, as well as Rage broadheads. I push what I believe is best
That opinion doesn't come from an Ad in a magazine but through my own esperiences in the field for 40 years and the 1st hand situations I witness. You can buy what you want from me, but I will sell you Slick Tricks and for one reason only. They work, they fly, they cut awesome holes, and they are tough
I don't push a product unless I believe in it 150% Now buy what you want
Dan
That opinion doesn't come from an Ad in a magazine but through my own esperiences in the field for 40 years and the 1st hand situations I witness. You can buy what you want from me, but I will sell you Slick Tricks and for one reason only. They work, they fly, they cut awesome holes, and they are toughI don't push a product unless I believe in it 150% Now buy what you want
Dan
12-01-2007, 11:52 AM
#52
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RE: broadheads
nodog, when I push something I am very sincere, because I can stock and sell anything I want to. Always cracks me up when someone thinks I am just trying to push something to sell it[&:]I can sell you whatever you want
Dan
12-01-2007, 12:17 PM
#53
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RE: broadheads
I, for one, never doubted your sincerity, Dan. Slick Tricks are, no question, one of the best BH's out there. Just look at how many other companies have altered their line of fixed heads to jump on the Slicktrick bandwagon. Made 'em shorter, to fly better; and made their blades thicker to be more durable. Most have had a hard time coming up with the "sharpness out of the box" that the current Slick Tricks offer.
There have been a number of products pushed by the celebrity bowhunters that are a little over hyped in terms of television advertising, IMO -like the Cough Silencer, the Butt Out, the the Block 4 X 4. I don't think that the Rage 2 blade is in this category, though. My experience, so far, is that they are also among the best broadheads out there. Not perfect, but worth having in your quiver.
There have been a number of products pushed by the celebrity bowhunters that are a little over hyped in terms of television advertising, IMO -like the Cough Silencer, the Butt Out, the the Block 4 X 4. I don't think that the Rage 2 blade is in this category, though. My experience, so far, is that they are also among the best broadheads out there. Not perfect, but worth having in your quiver.
12-01-2007, 12:27 PM
#54
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RE: broadheads
ORIGINAL: Roskoe
I, for one, never doubted your sincerity, Dan. Slick Tricks are, no question, one of the best BH's out there. Just look at how many other companies have altered their line of fixed heads to jump on the Slicktrick bandwagon. Made 'em shorter, to fly better; and made their blades thicker to be more durable. Most have had a hard time coming up with the "sharpness out of the box" that the current Slick Tricks offer.
There have been a number of products pushed by the celebrity bowhunters that are a little over hyped in terms of television advertising, IMO -like the Cough Silencer, the Butt Out, the the Block 4 X 4. I don't think that the Rage 2 blade is in this category, though. My experience, so far, is that they are also among the best broadheads out there. Not perfect, but worth having in your quiver.
I, for one, never doubted your sincerity, Dan. Slick Tricks are, no question, one of the best BH's out there. Just look at how many other companies have altered their line of fixed heads to jump on the Slicktrick bandwagon. Made 'em shorter, to fly better; and made their blades thicker to be more durable. Most have had a hard time coming up with the "sharpness out of the box" that the current Slick Tricks offer.
There have been a number of products pushed by the celebrity bowhunters that are a little over hyped in terms of television advertising, IMO -like the Cough Silencer, the Butt Out, the the Block 4 X 4. I don't think that the Rage 2 blade is in this category, though. My experience, so far, is that they are also among the best broadheads out there. Not perfect, but worth having in your quiver.
Some people don't get it. I don't push a bow so I can get a discount. I don't push a broadhead, rest, or sight because I get free ones or sell them. I do or could sell most anything currently available in Archery accessories. When I push something I use it, and I believe in it 150% If anyone thinks otherwise then they obviously don't know meDan
12-01-2007, 01:05 PM
#55
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RE: broadheads
Dan-I know EXACTLY what you mean by reccomending certain products over others and some people continue to insist to make same mistake that others have already learned from. Altho I mostly bowhunt,I've been a professional gunsmith/custom rifle builder for 26+ years after going thru actual gunsmithing school(not mail order),and have along the way,developed strong preferences for things/brands/calibers/etc that work best under certain conditions. Neil
12-01-2007, 01:10 PM
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RE: broadheads
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Dan-I know EXACTLY what you mean by reccomending certain products over others and some people continue to insist to make same mistake that others have already learned from. Altho I mostly bowhunt,I've been a professional gunsmith/custom rifle builder for 26+ years after going thru actual gunsmithing school(not mail order),and have along the way,developed strong preferences for things/brands/calibers/etc that work best under certain conditions. Neil
Dan-I know EXACTLY what you mean by reccomending certain products over others and some people continue to insist to make same mistake that others have already learned from. Altho I mostly bowhunt,I've been a professional gunsmith/custom rifle builder for 26+ years after going thru actual gunsmithing school(not mail order),and have along the way,developed strong preferences for things/brands/calibers/etc that work best under certain conditions. Neil
I don't know squat about gunsDan
