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RE: THINKING RAGE
that will be the #1 head in my quiver this coming deer season ....
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ORIGINAL: PreacherTony that will be the #1 head in my quiver this coming deer season .... And #4-striker #5-striker OR a field tip.... |
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ORIGINAL: Shimmeringleaves Can someone clear the air on the setscrew on the rage broadhead? I've heard the threads can bedamaged whenshooting the broadhead and sometimes the blades do not lock properly into the ferrule when put back into a quiver. Are these commentstrue?Ihave been thinking of trying out the 2-blade model this year but am hearingmixed feelings towards these two areas on this broadhead. Thanks again for any information. [align=right] [/align] On the blade retension issue. I solved that by using a rubber band on mine. They open just fin this way and the blades stay put until impact. Some people get by just fine without rubberbands.  |
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ORIGINAL: GMMAT Not in that spot I'm not (she wasn't hit with two arrows in that spot). I could post up the one with the entrails hanging out and the 6" gash in her....(entrance hole....pass thru).....but I don't feel the need. I often say OMG when I see what these heads can do. You guys use what you want. I've only butchered 30 or so deer (16 killed by bow and arrow)......and I've never seen a deer shot with a BH that even SNIFFS what these heads are capable of. I don't see how experience with mechanicals has any place in this issue. THIS head has only been out for a short time. It would be like trying to compare the bows of yesteryear with today's bows. No comparison.;) |
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GMMAT you sound like you know what your talking about and must be one heck of a bowhunter. Im going to use the rages next year for sure. You convinced me that they work. Can you tell me where you found the broadheads with an eight inch cut. Or is that a two inch cut on a smaller deer.
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ORIGINAL: buckmaster ORIGINAL: PreacherTony that will be the #1 head in my quiver this coming deer season .... And #4-striker #5-striker OR a field tip.... |
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ORIGINAL: stabnslab_WI GMMAT you sound like you know what your talking about and must be one heck of a bowhunter. Im going to use the rages next year for sure. You convinced me that they work. Can you tell me where you found the broadheads with an eight inch cut. Or is that a two inch cut on a smaller deer. |
RE: THINKING RAGE
ORIGINAL: jmbuckhunter ORIGINAL: Shimmeringleaves Can someone clear the air on the setscrew on the rage broadhead? I've heard the threads can bedamaged whenshooting the broadhead and sometimes the blades do not lock properly into the ferrule when put back into a quiver. Are these commentstrue?Ihave been thinking of trying out the 2-blade model this year but am hearingmixed feelings towards these two areas on this broadhead. Thanks again for any information. [align=right] [/align] On the blade retension issue. I solved that by using a rubber band on mine. They open just fin this way and the blades stay put until impact. Some people get by just fine without rubberbands.
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yep, I was just kidding.
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Thanks for the information jmbuckhunter. I'm trying to find out anything about these heads before I make the decision to try them out this year. But I guess first hand experience will tell youalot about anything. I think one thing needs to be mentioned on the photo's which GMMAT is showing. When a cut is made in the hide, it will stretch open to a certain point. Just as when someone gets a cut on a body part, the wound opens up due to the elasticity of the skin. I've seen some of these pictures GMMAT has shown here on other threads and they are quite impressive.
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