Rocket Broadheads...
#1
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From: Northern Illinois
What do you think of Rocket Broadheads? I have a buddy who keeps talking them up and I wanted to hear some of your opinions before I bought them.
Thanks for your help,
BW2626
Thanks for your help,
BW2626
#5
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From: Shakopee MN USA
That is the broadhead that I use, but I haven't shot many animals with them. Hopefully someone can chime in that has used them a lot and shot many animals with them to tell you for sure.
#6
i only use rocket sidewinders. They are awesome heads. the pentrate great even at longer distances and open a huge hole, leaving a nice blood trail. every animal that i have killed with a bow has been with them including 5 deer and a fox and alot of missed turkeys[:@]. my first buck that i shot with them i spined him and he dropped like a sack of potatoes. I wish i would have gotten the butcher to cut out that verterbrate because it probably looked like the muzzy bad to the bone picture. My buck i shot this year, the arrow entered him and then cut down coming out the other shoulder blade by like 2 inches. would i recommend them, YES! they fly like ur field points(sometimes better for me at longer distances because it seems as though they stabilize the arrow more in flight). i plan on probably using them for moose or caribou sometime in the future.
#7
Nontypical Buck
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From: Vinton VA
Their mechanical line is very good. You just have to be careful and pick the head the best matches your specific setup. The "Ultimate steel " line is so so at best. They have made some improvements, but they are still prone to blade loss. The steelheads are their best product in my opinion.
#8
Ditto on 5shot's comments. I have been using the Naildriver, Sidewinder, Hammerhead and Steelhead for the last three seasons and see no reason to change to another expandable or fixed blade head.
#10
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From: East Yapank NY USA
Along with my other problems with Rocket heads - I find many of the ones with the screw in tip do not spin true.
Last night I was setting up my Turkey rig for this weekend and again spun a bunch of Rockets for backups. They wobble like a sunofafish. My other brands spun true.
They kill tons of deer but I still say they can use MUCH improvement in almost all catagories.
They are the Trophy Ridge of broadheads[8D]
Last night I was setting up my Turkey rig for this weekend and again spun a bunch of Rockets for backups. They wobble like a sunofafish. My other brands spun true.
They kill tons of deer but I still say they can use MUCH improvement in almost all catagories.
They are the Trophy Ridge of broadheads[8D]


