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RE: The Gobbler Guillotine broadhead ???
i took both of my birds last spring with these heads they say to use their arrows but i used gold tip full lengh arrows with 5 inch feathers and they flew fine out to 20 yards.a draw back is they are big and they will not fit in a quiver so i carried them in a zip lock container until i got to where i was going. and yes the blades do break easy i broke both heads i shot. i have one left and will use it this spring but i will not buy anymore.
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RE: The Gobbler Guillotine broadhead ???
How do you carry them in the field?...They can't possibly be compatible with any quivers I've ever owned!
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RE: The Gobbler Guillotine broadhead ???
IEL.....It is like shooting a great big Judo point. It probly hurts like hell but it wont kill them. They will run off but they will live another day. Like I said it is like shooting a deer with a blunt.
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RE: The Gobbler Guillotine broadhead ???
I asked about these in an earlier post with not much response.
I to was curious about how good they were and if they would work well on a larger bird like a Canada goose?I think i would like to try them because of the its either dead instantly or its a miss |
RE: The Gobbler Guillotine broadhead ???
I think I'm going to steer away from them also. To pricey for something that breaks easy, is inconvenient, and more challenging.
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RE: The Gobbler Guillotine broadhead ???
ORIGINAL: shep mo i took both of my birds last spring with these heads they say to use their arrows but i used gold tip full lengh arrows with 5 inch feathers and they flew fine out to 20 yards.a draw back is they are big and they will not fit in a quiver so i carried them in a zip lock container until i got to where i was going. and yes the blades do break easy i broke both heads i shot. i have one left and will use it this spring but i will not buy anymore. |
RE: The Gobbler Guillotine broadhead ???
I have them, haven't had a shot at a turkey yet. A whisker bisquit type rest will tear up the feather fletchings of the special arrow you need to use to shoot the gobbler guillotine head aftera couple dozen shots. I am going to site mine in, then get it refletched for the season.
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RE: The Gobbler Guillotine broadhead ???
Well, from what I am reading here.........I ain't impressed. They are expensive to begin with, not very durable....AND I need a "special" arrow to shoot them??????? Sounds like a ........oh what's the word..........
SCAM!! Yeah, that's it. No thanks. I'll stick with arrows I ALREADY have and shoot a big rocket or something at em. Shoot....if Keith can hit one in the head with the Hammerhead.....so can I. |
RE: The Gobbler Guillotine broadhead ???
ORIGINAL: mobowhuntr Well, from what I am reading here.........I ain't impressed. They are expensive to begin with, not very durable....AND I need a "special" arrow to shoot them??????? Sounds like a ........oh what's the word.......... SCAM!! Yeah, that's it. No thanks. I'll stick with arrows I ALREADY have and shoot a big rocket or something at em. Shoot....if Keith can hit one in the head with the Hammerhead.....so can I. Rick C., think I will do the same, shoot and shoot for practice and then replace the fletch before season! Got a system I use already though. |
RE: The Gobbler Guillotine broadhead ???
I still want to know how you carry them in the field!
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