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WKP Todd

10-06-2007 12:17 PM

RE: Piston Points

I don't see how they wouldn't open - it's simple physics?

Dbldroptine

10-06-2007 12:26 PM

RE: Piston Points

I have shot mine into a well used block 4x4 and they opened everytime. I have also taken a small buck and a doe with these heads and they have performed as advertised. Nice holes on exit and entry, and I have yet to break a rubber band they just slide back and I check and reuse them. Great head sofar.

fillae

10-08-2007 07:19 AM

RE: Piston Points

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ORIGINAL: treboryerf

Great review justin I enjoyed the read,will they be avaliable in a 125gr weight? pls pm me if you know I would like to try them.

I emailed them about when to expect a 125gr head. It's not a pressing issue for them, so I wouldn't expect one anytime soon. They are made where you can put a 25gr weight on front before the broadhead though.

ihelge

10-22-2007 12:42 PM

RE: Piston Points

I just got some Piston Points. I shot them at a probably over used Block and put them right in the bullseye at 30 yards and buried the arrow up to the fletching and they opened fine. I can't wait to shoot them at a deer to see their performance and will post once I take a shot at an animal.
I do like the engineering and physics involved with this head.

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