Spitfire users or people with experience
05-09-2008 | 02:37 PM
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RE: Spitfire users or people with experience
I'm not a mechanical guy, but I have used several in the past. I prefer my broadheads to cut on impact versus having to open. The Spitfire XP Pros would be the best way to go if you have your heart set on shooting them.
Dan
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05-09-2008 | 02:41 PM
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RE: Spitfire users or people with experience
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
I'm not a mechanical guy, but I have used several in the past. I prefer my broadheads to cut on impact versus having to open. The Spitfire XP Pros would be the best way to go if you have your heart set on shooting them.
Dan
I'm not a mechanical guy, but I have used several in the past. I prefer my broadheads to cut on impact versus having to open. The Spitfire XP Pros would be the best way to go if you have your heart set on shooting them.
Dan
05-09-2008 | 02:45 PM
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ORIGINAL: rustynut
Dan, do you recomend the Slick Tricks over the other fixed blades out there?
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
I'm not a mechanical guy, but I have used several in the past. I prefer my broadheads to cut on impact versus having to open. The Spitfire XP Pros would be the best way to go if you have your heart set on shooting them.
Dan
I'm not a mechanical guy, but I have used several in the past. I prefer my broadheads to cut on impact versus having to open. The Spitfire XP Pros would be the best way to go if you have your heart set on shooting them.
Dan
05-09-2008 | 02:45 PM
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RE: Spitfire users or people with experience
ORIGINAL: rustynut
Dan, do you recomend the Slick Tricks over the other fixed blades out there?
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
I'm not a mechanical guy, but I have used several in the past. I prefer my broadheads to cut on impact versus having to open. The Spitfire XP Pros would be the best way to go if you have your heart set on shooting them.
Dan
I'm not a mechanical guy, but I have used several in the past. I prefer my broadheads to cut on impact versus having to open. The Spitfire XP Pros would be the best way to go if you have your heart set on shooting them.
Dan
I have used ST's since 03 and my experience with them has been nothing but good. Gary has made improvements on them every year.
Dan
05-09-2008 | 02:46 PM
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RE: Spitfire users or people with experience
They fly real well. Only real issue is that it takes a certain amount of KE away from the impact to open the blades. Non issue if you are shooting a heavier pull weight, but they would not be my first choice for a 50 lb. bow.
05-09-2008 | 02:46 PM
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ORIGINAL: killadoe
Hey rustynuts, you hijacking my thread? do a search and you will see that Dan is a slick trick fanatic... hahaha just messing with you man....
ORIGINAL: rustynut
Dan, do you recomend the Slick Tricks over the other fixed blades out there?
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
I'm not a mechanical guy, but I have used several in the past. I prefer my broadheads to cut on impact versus having to open. The Spitfire XP Pros would be the best way to go if you have your heart set on shooting them.
Dan
I'm not a mechanical guy, but I have used several in the past. I prefer my broadheads to cut on impact versus having to open. The Spitfire XP Pros would be the best way to go if you have your heart set on shooting them.
Dan
Dan
05-09-2008 | 02:55 PM
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RE: Spitfire users or people with experience
ORIGINAL: killadoe
Hey rustynuts, you hijacking my thread? do a search and you will see that Dan is a slick trick fanatic... hahaha just messing with you man....
ORIGINAL: rustynut
Dan, do you recomend the Slick Tricks over the other fixed blades out there?
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
I'm not a mechanical guy, but I have used several in the past. I prefer my broadheads to cut on impact versus having to open. The Spitfire XP Pros would be the best way to go if you have your heart set on shooting them.
Dan
I'm not a mechanical guy, but I have used several in the past. I prefer my broadheads to cut on impact versus having to open. The Spitfire XP Pros would be the best way to go if you have your heart set on shooting them.
Dan
yeper sure did. I through my spitfires in the trash, had a good but bad experience with them. Killed the buck, no pass through double lung, all 3 blades closed upon retrieval. Snagged a trig/branch with another one, broke the blade, blade came back and sliced the aluminum arrow at the feathers. Flew nice though. Maybe it was just me.