The search for the right mechanical BH
#41
RE: The search for the right mechanical BH
ORIGINAL: BowHuntingFool
Steve my buddy shoots the Snuffers, swears by them, shoot em' thru his Bear recurve's. Seen pictures of some pretty good damage they did, no personal experience with them but maybe one day! Sure would like to take some pictures of the damage the Magnus 2 blades I'm shooting this fall, should be good if I get the chance!
Steve my buddy shoots the Snuffers, swears by them, shoot em' thru his Bear recurve's. Seen pictures of some pretty good damage they did, no personal experience with them but maybe one day! Sure would like to take some pictures of the damage the Magnus 2 blades I'm shooting this fall, should be good if I get the chance!
#42
RE: The search for the right mechanical BH
ORIGINAL: MichiganWhitetails74
3 inch cutting diameter or 3/4 inch ....bust the lungs and you're in like flynn.
3 inch cutting diameter or 3/4 inch ....bust the lungs and you're in like flynn.
I have killed deer with around 40 different types, brands, and models of Broadheads, and Blood Trails/results (as long as the head is Sharp) is dependant on where you put it not so much the cutting diameter.
When I first started using 4 blade 90 grain 1" cutMuzzys, my buddy I hunted with said if I ever shot anything with them that they would run out of the county. First deer I shot with that head was a nice 8 point and he ran about 80 yards leaving behind a 4' wide blood trail.
Carl's jaw was hanging open the whole time we followed that trail.
It didn't take long.
Dan
#43
RE: The search for the right mechanical BH
ORIGINAL: mobow
Dan, you need to hire a dude to add all the stuff to your site bro. No 4" shield cuts listed, no grizz tricks listed.....Sheesh, what kinda outfit are you running here??
Like I need more broadheads, but I'm pretty sure I'll be killing mine w/ grizztricks this year. That magnum was one impressive sight to behold.
Dan, you need to hire a dude to add all the stuff to your site bro. No 4" shield cuts listed, no grizz tricks listed.....Sheesh, what kinda outfit are you running here??
Like I need more broadheads, but I'm pretty sure I'll be killing mine w/ grizztricks this year. That magnum was one impressive sight to behold.
Dan
#45
RE: The search for the right mechanical BH
ORIGINAL: mobow
Well that's depressing, but.......season doesn't open till Sept so I guess we'll be ok.
Well that's depressing, but.......season doesn't open till Sept so I guess we'll be ok.
Oughtta hit with a Thud!
Dan
#46
Nontypical Buck
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RE: The search for the right mechanical BH
ORIGINAL: BowHuntingFool
meanv....What's the point of this post, I don't get it???? Why don't you explain yourself????
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
bigbulls, you do know who annika3 is? I guess he's ashamed to put it in his signature
Dan
bigbulls, you do know who annika3 is? I guess he's ashamed to put it in his signature
Dan
You know guys, I was imagining a weather situation where it is drizzling then the temperature drops below freezing. That moisture now trapped inside the mechanisms of the BH could freeze then prevent proper operation. Some of you guys who's been following my little saga know that I've gone from undecided to decided back to undecided. For now, I think that unless I find a mechanical BH with a sturdyfail-safe design, I'll just plan on sticking with a fixed BH.
The main reason why I even startedwanting tojump the fence is because my muzzy's hit 2 inches lower thanmy FP's. This hit though is consistent so if I justsight forit I should be alright unless the wind is blowing a steady 25mph.And in these conditions, I probably wouldn't be out anywayor if I was, I wouldn't be taking a long shot where the wind has time to play with my arrow.
#48
RE: The search for the right mechanical BH
For now, I think that unless I find a mechanical BH with a sturdyfail-safe design, I'll just plan on sticking with a fixed BH.