Broadhead Testing Site....
08-06-2006 | 08:51 PM
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From: PA Sask CAN
Broadhead Testing Site....
08-06-2006 | 09:09 PM
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From: PA Sask CAN
RE: Broadhead Testing Site....
The following heads received a PASSING GRADE:
Slick Trick
Rocky Turbo
SilverFlames
Magnus Stinger
Crimson Talon
Wasp Boss Bullet
NAP Nitron
Montec
Spitfires
Shockwaves
Rocky Snypers
The following heads received a FAILING GRADE(failing grade does not mean broadhead won't do the job...just didn't meet all the criteria to get a passing grade):
Muzzy 75 gr
Sonic's
Shuttle T-Lock
Muzzy MX-4
GFK Deadhead
G5 Striker
Wac'em
RazorCaps
Rocket Mini-Blasters
Rage Cam Lock
Wasp Jakhammer
Rocket BuckBlaster
G5 Tekan
http://btreviews.proboards57.com/
Slick Trick
Rocky Turbo
SilverFlames
Magnus Stinger
Crimson Talon
Wasp Boss Bullet
NAP Nitron
Montec
Spitfires
Shockwaves
Rocky Snypers
The following heads received a FAILING GRADE(failing grade does not mean broadhead won't do the job...just didn't meet all the criteria to get a passing grade):
Muzzy 75 gr
Sonic's
Shuttle T-Lock
Muzzy MX-4
GFK Deadhead
G5 Striker
Wac'em
RazorCaps
Rocket Mini-Blasters
Rage Cam Lock
Wasp Jakhammer
Rocket BuckBlaster
G5 Tekan
http://btreviews.proboards57.com/
08-06-2006 | 09:51 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Monroe County, IL
RE: Broadhead Testing Site....
Ya that's kind of neat, not bad sight so far..
Glad to see Montec getting decent opinions, switched to them this year. Guess we'll see how they do, so far so good.
Glad to see Montec getting decent opinions, switched to them this year. Guess we'll see how they do, so far so good.
08-06-2006 | 09:55 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Jackson, Missouri
RE: Broadhead Testing Site....
I'll have to see what his criteria are; I noticed Rocket Miniblasters on the lower list. While I don't use them any more for a variety of reasons, they produce an absolutely devastating hole and accouned for probably my first 25 deer and four turkeys. I don't think I trailed any of them more than 60 yards.
08-07-2006 | 01:28 AM
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From: Tecumseh MI
RE: Broadhead Testing Site....
I think I am going back to mechanicals. Tried a fixed blade (stingers) and another one ??? Did not seam to make a difference in blood trail and got some strange hits. I would like a good blood trail just once if it runs.
08-07-2006 | 07:54 AM
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From: Flowery Branch Ga. 30542
RE: Broadhead Testing Site....
ORIGINAL: AR 34 eight point
I think I am going back to mechanicals. Tried a fixed blade (stingers) and another one ??? Did not seam to make a difference in blood trail and got some strange hits. I would like a good blood trail just once if it runs.
I think I am going back to mechanicals. Tried a fixed blade (stingers) and another one ??? Did not seam to make a difference in blood trail and got some strange hits. I would like a good blood trail just once if it runs.
08-07-2006 | 05:58 PM
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From: PA Sask CAN
RE: Broadhead Testing Site....
The criteria that fails most of the heads is damage...if it gets damaged or blades dull too quickly in the test if fails.
ORIGINAL: Greg / MO
I'll have to see what his criteria are; I noticed Rocket Miniblasters on the lower list. While I don't use them any more for a variety of reasons, they produce an absolutely devastating hole and accouned for probably my first 25 deer and four turkeys. I don't think I trailed any of them more than 60 yards.
I'll have to see what his criteria are; I noticed Rocket Miniblasters on the lower list. While I don't use them any more for a variety of reasons, they produce an absolutely devastating hole and accouned for probably my first 25 deer and four turkeys. I don't think I trailed any of them more than 60 yards.
