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ACLakey 08-25-2004 03:23 PM

Slick Tricks and Quartering shots?
 
Those of you who have used Slick Trick broadheads have you had any problems or concerns with sharply quartering shots. I am very interested in the heads from what I have been reading, but the design looks prone to skidding to me. Anybody encounter this? 5shot have you done any testing on this head?

archer125 08-25-2004 05:52 PM

RE: Slick Tricks and Quartering shots?
 
I shot slick Tricks last season with great success. I took 1 whitetail, and a black bear on quartering away shots with no issues. Complete pass throughs, and animals dropped within sight. I took 5 aniamls all together with great results. I know many people that have converted to these heads over the last couple seasons, and all are very happy. I have shot Thunderheads, Muzzy's, Rockets, and Steelforce, and none have performed as good as the Slick Tricks. You wont be disappointed.

5 shot 08-26-2004 03:29 AM

RE: Slick Tricks and Quartering shots?
 
I have done some testing and found that the slick tricks don't deflect as much as most mechanical heads but will slide a bit sooner than conventionaly styled heads. The key is that by the time they start to deflect, the shot has become unethical in my opinion anyway. I would feel 100% confident using these heads.

ACLakey 08-26-2004 09:32 AM

RE: Slick Tricks and Quartering shots?
 
Thanks for the input. I am going to stick with my Ti125's again this year, but may experiment with the Slick Tricks during the off season.


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