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01-22-2008 | 12:46 PM
#31
Nontypical Buck
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From: Minnesota
RE: Turkey Broadhead ?
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
Kyle, you are using them correct. They are intended for Body shots and as you already know they work rather well
Dan
ORIGINAL: MN/Kyle
Understood.
But I ask this...
What would the dif be between cranking down your bow and using a GG body shot. The end result is the same. The blades cut a hole. You get extreme penetration, just not a pass through. Anyone else use GG with body shots, I could be using them "wrong" but have 100% success with them.
Understood.
But I ask this...
What would the dif be between cranking down your bow and using a GG body shot. The end result is the same. The blades cut a hole. You get extreme penetration, just not a pass through. Anyone else use GG with body shots, I could be using them "wrong" but have 100% success with them.
Dan
Try them out BloodCreek, you'll be happy.
01-22-2008 | 12:47 PM
#32
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Turkey Broadhead ?
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I shot my '07 bird with a NAP Spitfire.
Same concept. MASSIVE damage. 10yd recovery. Pass thru.
I shot my '07 bird with a NAP Spitfire.
Same concept. MASSIVE damage. 10yd recovery. Pass thru.
That's why I think the GG's are better than the standard Spitfires, although you proved either one will work.Dan
