Broadheads for next year
07-14-2008 | 08:48 PM
#21
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From: Dover, PA USA
RE: Broadheads for next year
If there's a bigger broadhead Ho on here I'm not aware.......I personally stick to my general rule of "Overkill" with respect to broadheads so the majority of my selection is mechanical but I am assembling a nice collection of cut on contact style fixed heads for my traditional gear.
My #1 , 1a and 1b compound heads for this year will be 125gr Rocket Stricknines, 100GR Rage 2 blade, 100gr Rocky Mt. Gator XP. Big bad large cutting diameter mechs.
I also have 3 and 4 blade Rocket Sidewinders, Slammerheads andVortex 2 3/4" 2 blades if the mood strikes me.
My top 2 choices for the TRaditional gear are the Magnus Stingers and Snuffers and if I want to go with a heavyweight the Muzzy 220gr Phantom.
I won't even mention all the various other broadheads I have at my disposal either. LOL I would run out of arrows long before I would run out of broadheads.
My #1 , 1a and 1b compound heads for this year will be 125gr Rocket Stricknines, 100GR Rage 2 blade, 100gr Rocky Mt. Gator XP. Big bad large cutting diameter mechs.
I also have 3 and 4 blade Rocket Sidewinders, Slammerheads andVortex 2 3/4" 2 blades if the mood strikes me.
My top 2 choices for the TRaditional gear are the Magnus Stingers and Snuffers and if I want to go with a heavyweight the Muzzy 220gr Phantom.
I won't even mention all the various other broadheads I have at my disposal either. LOL I would run out of arrows long before I would run out of broadheads.
07-14-2008 | 09:06 PM
#23
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From: Central Minnesota
RE: Broadheads for next year
If there's a bigger broadhead Ho on here I'm not aware
My choice of head is 125 grain 3 blade Magnus Snuffers.
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