Can You Guess What Broadhead Made This Hole? (Graphic)
10-12-2010, 05:37 AM
#41
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If the rage doesn't have penetration issues, when compared to good COC fixed, then why does everyone talk about the great entry holes they get with Rage, instead why doesn't everyone brag about the great exit holes. Hell, even the Rage commercials talk about the amazing entry holes with zero mention of exits. Hmmm..even the manufactures no that they don't exit very often.
A guy only has to watch one or two hunting shows to see Rage in action, and they rarely get exits, matter of fact, ya see some very poor entry penetration often times. Go figure. They all must not be shootnig 260fps, what ever that has to do with any thing. In other words, it takes more than fps to achieve good penetration.
A guy only has to watch one or two hunting shows to see Rage in action, and they rarely get exits, matter of fact, ya see some very poor entry penetration often times. Go figure. They all must not be shootnig 260fps, what ever that has to do with any thing. In other words, it takes more than fps to achieve good penetration.
10-12-2010, 07:15 AM
#42
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZRzBYuBIc4
Rage are horrible at penetration - proven in the above video.
will they kill a deer? sure - a field point will too, and an old Puckett's with rusty blades will too .... neither are good choices though
Rage are horrible at penetration - proven in the above video.
will they kill a deer? sure - a field point will too, and an old Puckett's with rusty blades will too .... neither are good choices though
10-12-2010, 07:50 AM
#43
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I saw your little comparison video. Very interesting but shooting plywood and steel drums really doesn't mean anything. I never said Slick Tricks were not tough well built heads. I'm sure you were upset the Rage didn't fall apart when it was shot into the wood.
Comparing Rage to Pucketts with rusty blades again.
Most of the other expandable broadheads are "Over The Top" opening. Really exaggerating doesn't help. I have had huge entrance and exit wounds with great blood trails with the Rage. I have had mixed results with Slick Tricks. Below is a picture of a Rage 2 Blade entrance hole and the exit hole measured 3 inches. RAGE ON!!
Comparing Rage to Pucketts with rusty blades again.
Most of the other expandable broadheads are "Over The Top" opening. Really exaggerating doesn't help. I have had huge entrance and exit wounds with great blood trails with the Rage. I have had mixed results with Slick Tricks. Below is a picture of a Rage 2 Blade entrance hole and the exit hole measured 3 inches. RAGE ON!!
Last edited by LKNCHOPPERS; 10-12-2010 at 10:24 AM.
10-12-2010, 07:55 AM
#44
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Comparing Rage to Pucketts with rusty blades again. Most of the other expandable broadheads are "Over The Top" opening. Really exaggerating doesn't help. I have had huge entrance and exit wounds with great blood trails with the Rage. I have had mixed results with Slick Tricks. RAGE ON!!
10-12-2010, 10:27 AM
#46
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10-12-2010, 10:36 AM
#48
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Very interesting but shooting plywood and steel drums really doesn't mean anything.
end of debate right there, because when reason and logic is tossed aside, you can't do anything at that point guys
I don't think he'd do that. LOL
