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SakoBavarian 03-10-2013 03:02 PM

Rage Broadheads
 
Hi all,
I use rage 2 blade 125gn broadheads for my hunting but I was just wondering what people know of the new hypodermic and chisel tip extremes as they arent out yet in Australia.
I'm relatively new to bow hunting and have only shot one deer with my bow so far but the rage did a number on him and opened him up like a gunshot. I'm just thinking if this is good how better can it get?

cheers,

SB

outdooraddict 03-10-2013 03:57 PM

It can get a lot better. Ditch those mechanicals. You'll love them until the animal of your career steps out at 25 meters and your broadhead fails to open properly.
Go with something like the G5s or Muzzys

SakoBavarian 03-10-2013 03:59 PM


Originally Posted by outdooraddict (Post 4042179)
It can get a lot better. Ditch those mechanicals. You'll love them until the animal of your career steps out at 25 meters and your broadhead fails to open properly.
Go with something like the G5s or Muzzys

I only have one other mate that bow hunts and he uses slick tricks and swears by them, I saw those Muzzys and seriously considered them but I've done a lot of my learning with a bow through watching tim wells so when I saw him with rage I just bought them without questioning it haha

outdooraddict 03-10-2013 04:27 PM

Some guys swear by their mechanical broadheads. However, I have never heard of a fixed broadhead failing. Ever.
Can't say that for mechs. but to each their own.
Also, I commented on your other post about DW too.

IOWAWHITETAILS 03-10-2013 05:15 PM

Ive used rage and grim reaper for the past 6 yrs! never used a fixed blade! As long as the blades are properly locked before firing there designed to cut on contact!! like outdooraddict says too each is own and personal prefernce!

Firpro96 03-20-2013 11:23 AM

I would get rid of the mechanical broad heads. I used rage 2 blade until I lost a deer. I love the G5's and just started using Ram Cats which I don't think I'll use another broad head.

big rockpile 03-20-2013 06:18 PM

I have use 125Gr. Spitfires with out a problem.

big rockpile

maytom 06-07-2013 02:23 AM

I'd stick with the ones your using now. I still use the 100 gr. 2-blades and they work fine. The biggest advantage is the accuracy factor with mechanicals. Over the years they have perfected the "issues" about some not opening properly. That's where the Rage brand shines!!! Never had a fixed bladed head fly worth a darn. Remember, a bad hit is a bad hit, no matter what head your using!!! So don't blame the equipment on a bad shot!!

buzzelkhunter 06-07-2013 10:24 PM

grim reaper
 
Not a fan of rage,seen way to many people lose animals when they open before they hit the animal. I have used grim reaper and both my sons use them and I can say they do there job. My youngest shot a 5x5 bull elk at 20 yards and it didn't make it20 yards before it drop. the middle son shot a 6x6 at 15 yards and it dropped it at 30 yards.

RyanVT 08-04-2013 09:44 AM

I love mechanical broadheads. You cant beat the hole you get with them. Ive used rage 2 and g5 t3s now im back to rage hypodermics this year. I have also used 3 bladed muzzys. I shot deer with all of them they all do the job. Ive never once had one of the mechanicals fail. If you put a good shot on a deer and hit it where you should any broadhead will do the trick.

RyanVT 08-04-2013 09:45 AM


Originally Posted by maytom (Post 4061432)
I'd stick with the ones your using now. I still use the 100 gr. 2-blades and they work fine. The biggest advantage is the accuracy factor with mechanicals. Over the years they have perfected the "issues" about some not opening properly. That's where the Rage brand shines!!! Never had a fixed bladed head fly worth a darn. Remember, a bad hit is a bad hit, no matter what head your using!!! So don't blame the equipment on a bad shot!!

I agree 100%

keatonp 10-15-2013 05:03 PM

After some initial success with spitfires, I have moved away from them. I don't like mechanicals that open like spitfires, as I feel like they lose kinetic energy and don't get through the ribs. I love the slick trick and thunderhead 125's . If I go with mechanicals, then I have had very good success with g5


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