Rocky Mountain' s
03-20-2003 | 08:37 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Klamath Falls, Or
RE: Rocky Mountain' s
They are a great head with VERY sharp blades. I think believe have the sharpest blades in the industry. They fly great and have not failed me yet. With any quality broadhead these days you can' t go wrong. I tried these heads a few years back and just can' t bring myself to shoot anything else.
03-20-2003 | 01:42 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: IL./Iowa Boarder
RE: Rocky Mountain' s
I started using Rocky mountains when they were 1st put on the market in the 70s. Have taken Elk, Black Bear, Caribou & many other Biggame with them.
They are always sharp & have always done the job. We are currently making a Bowhunting wild Hog Video & the Rocky Mountain is proving to do a excellent job on these tough, narley, nasty tempered critters. I am using the Rocky Mountain 3 Blade 125 gr. Razor on the hogs.
They are always sharp & have always done the job. We are currently making a Bowhunting wild Hog Video & the Rocky Mountain is proving to do a excellent job on these tough, narley, nasty tempered critters. I am using the Rocky Mountain 3 Blade 125 gr. Razor on the hogs.
03-21-2003 | 03:22 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Vinton VA
RE: Rocky Mountain' s
The Rocky ti-100 is one of the very best broadheads on the market! The premiers are also very good. I would also agree that that They have some of the sharpest blades going. Customer service is excellent as well. I think you would be very happy with either head, but I prefer the ti-100' s myself.
