nap nightmare or hellrazors
#2
Fork Horn
Joined: Sep 2007
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i used hellrazors last year.. awesome head... blew threw a doe so fast she didnt know wat happened.. like a knife threw butter.. also shot a buck 2 weeks later at 20 yards and blew threw both shoulders... not just 1 but BOTH.. with complete passthrough.. i use a hoyt trykon xl at 70lbs
#3
honestly I don't think you can go wrong with either head. Up until this season I was using Hellrazors, now using Bloodrunners. Slithered thru my NY buck that he had no clue what happened to him and was in awe and motionless and didn't go more than 15 yds & very slow till he tipped over from the blood loss. The doe he was with stood yds from him and kept staring at him like whats wrong.
Now my old coworker is shooting the Nightmares and just shot a proghorn in Wyoming and another just in Colorado. His are shooting dots at 60yds. Now I don't shoot that far, I only have 1 pin for 25yds but I have yet to shoot over 18yds max so far.
I'm more impressed with the Bloodrunners and their flight and accuracy that I am using them.
Now my old coworker is shooting the Nightmares and just shot a proghorn in Wyoming and another just in Colorado. His are shooting dots at 60yds. Now I don't shoot that far, I only have 1 pin for 25yds but I have yet to shoot over 18yds max so far.
I'm more impressed with the Bloodrunners and their flight and accuracy that I am using them.
#6
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Vinton VA
both are excellent heads. I killed a couple of deer last year with the hellrazors and have some nightmares in the quiver now. I missed a coyote opening day with one, my fault just rushed the shot. I have a lot of confidence in the nightmares though.



