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07-31-2009 | 09:34 AM

#11

worm567952

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NAP Spitfire MAXX

I like these heads better than the rage due to no o-ring to worry about and they fly just as good as the rage and also have a
1-3/4 cut

Wes

07-31-2009 | 09:50 AM

#12

fishinty

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From: North Alabama

Rage is by far the best expandable on the market today . I think it is the best broadhead ever .

07-31-2009 | 09:58 AM

#13

fingerz42

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From: Eldred, PA

LOL... got to love the haters.. its kind of like how everyone hates on Kyle Busch... EVERYONE hates a winner...

07-31-2009 | 10:22 AM

#14

OHbowhntr

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From: SE Ohio

Quote:

Originally Posted by wis_bow_huntr

I got the Rage 2 Bladers yesterday and I tell ya what. Just a slight adjustment left and right and I was hitting the same hole over and over at 20 yards. I tell ya this is the best flying head I have ever shot in my bow hunting career. I started out with Thunderheads and they were good but never gave me a pass through, I then switched to Satelite heads and they just plain out sucked, I went back to TH and again same results as before, then I went to Muzzys and they were fantasic, pass through every time. Ran out of muzzys switched to Wasps, great heads! Again pass through everytime and never lost a deer, Now im using rage expandables on my new carbon epics, and i have never been so satisfied with a head. Now to see them in action on a nice buck or doe! I am PUMPED!!!

Not to be a Wise-arse here, but WHY on earth are you going to expect pass-through's with a RAGE when you weren't getting them with a TH???? That argument falls FLAT on it's face.

07-31-2009 | 10:37 AM

#15

BigOrangeBowHntr

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I bought some rage broadheads last year and the practice head was on the money. As I took them to the woods they opened in flight even with the o-ring secured but as they flew they were wild so back to Muzzy's for me. They also cost me my biggest buck ever.

07-31-2009 | 11:27 AM

#16

LittleChief

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From: West Tennessee

Quote:

Originally Posted by OHbowhntr

WHY on earth are you going to expect pass-through's with a RAGE when you weren't getting them with a TH????

That's what I was thinking.

07-31-2009 | 03:06 PM

#17

ElkNutz

Typical Buck

Joined: Mar 2007

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From: Eastern Colorado

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bob H in NH

How would you know the blade opens in flight? I assume it planed off line?

Oh trust me you will know. They look alot like this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKBFTK-xsMg

I think it's funny that you guys praise a unrealiable piece of crap Gimmick head but attempt to put down the tried and true fixed blades, that have have thousands of kills to their credit.

Bottom line you owe it to the animals you pursue, to use the best equipment. Not something that only works "part of the time" or when the conditions are right, like rage broadheads.

07-31-2009 | 03:09 PM

#18

deer-pendable

Spike

Joined: Jul 2009

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From: Michigan

I didn't care for the rages. They kept opening when I moved my bow in the tree. Talk about extra movement trying to fix it when you got deer moving around. I shoot Aftershock now and love them.