Crimson Talon Broadheads
08-16-2005 | 08:59 AM
#2
Nontypical Buck
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: Crimson Talon Broadheads
I have some that I picked up 2 season ago but I've never hunted with them. They fly well and hit with my fieldpoints. I just don't like how flimsy the blades are. I don't feel comfortable using them for hunting.
08-16-2005 | 06:00 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: Crimson Talon Broadheads
Don't waste your money.
There are a whole bunch of broadheads out there that will fly as good or better, have sharper blades, cut just as big of a hole, cost less, are much stronger, and can be practiced with with our bending the blades.
I wouldn't hunt with them and certainly do not reccomend them to others.
There are a whole bunch of broadheads out there that will fly as good or better, have sharper blades, cut just as big of a hole, cost less, are much stronger, and can be practiced with with our bending the blades.
I wouldn't hunt with them and certainly do not reccomend them to others.
08-16-2005 | 07:30 PM
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Vinton VA
RE: Crimson Talon Broadheads
ORIGINAL: bigbulls
Don't waste your money.
There are a whole bunch of broadheads out there that will fly as good or better, have sharper blades, cut just as big of a hole, cost less, are much stronger, and can be practiced with with our bending the blades.
I wouldn't hunt with them and certainly do not reccomend them to others.
Don't waste your money.
There are a whole bunch of broadheads out there that will fly as good or better, have sharper blades, cut just as big of a hole, cost less, are much stronger, and can be practiced with with our bending the blades.
I wouldn't hunt with them and certainly do not reccomend them to others.
