Question about Slick Tricks
07-18-2006 | 04:53 PM
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Question about Slick Tricks
I have been shooting 100 grain Muzzy's for several years with great results. However, I an considering trying Slick Tricks this upcomming season. I know if its not broke dont fix it but I just curious to see what others thought of them. Thanks
07-19-2006 | 04:54 AM
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RE: Question about Slick Tricks
They say a picture is worth a thousand words so here you go.......
Entry wound:
Exit wound (thru the shoulder bone!):
This was one of three last year all with the same results! I am a Slick Trick convert (100 grain Magnums).
Entry wound:
Exit wound (thru the shoulder bone!):
This was one of three last year all with the same results! I am a Slick Trick convert (100 grain Magnums).
07-19-2006 | 08:22 AM
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RE: Question about Slick Tricks
They are great broadheads. I shot a doe last season in the liver. ( I know, bad shot but it has to happen eventually. ) She only went 100 yards.
Some people say they are loud but I don't think the 3 deer I shot last year heard a thing. I tried asking them but got no response.
Some people say they are loud but I don't think the 3 deer I shot last year heard a thing. I tried asking them but got no response.
07-19-2006 | 01:43 PM
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RE: Question about Slick Tricks
Exit wound (thru the shoulder bone!):
I am certainly not trying to start an arguement. Everyone has a different definition of what a shoulder bone is I guess. I have killed a few deer with Slick Tricks. I consider it a quality head, but I personally would not define the above photo as going "through the shoulder bone".....
