Wow, I guess a touchy subject was hit.

Would this "dull" broadhead make a good blood trail?



As compared to this?

That first broadhead was primitive The second one would do just fine
But here what about this one.


http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?id=0033290416924a&navCount=2&podI d=0033290&parentId=cat20059&masterpathid=& amp;navAction=push&cmCat=MainCatcat21424-cat20059&catalogCode=QX&rid=&parentTyp e=index&indexId=cat20059&hasJS=true

Dull blades push veins, and arteries out of the way, where as sharp blades slice throught them.

Thank you burnie for you post. Not looking for blood, no pun intended, but merely factual.

then apparently you guys believe in advertising. There are companies out there who make serrated blades..And all the serations are its dull parts of the blade.

To be honest, the obsidian head is sharper than the head you have pictured below. Obsidian and flint can be napped sharper than any metal. You can actually nap obsidian to a beval width of 1 atom. Which is much sharper than any metal. The reason many do not use stone heads is because they are very hard to nap and get balanced. And to buy good obsidian heads, you will spend much more money than you will on steal heads. Ive seen them used many times.

So is this an inaccurate description of this broadhead?



The Magnus Four Blade BuzzCut® boasts the super-penetrating, straight-shooting performance of the Stinger Four Blade with a serrated leading edge that cuts massive amounts of tissue for quicker kills and bigger blood trails.

Im a bowyer. I make trad gear. I dont fall for the hype. Ive been at the trad game since the 70s.

those are razor sharp my friend