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bwhunter501 01-30-2005 06:18 PM

Practicing with mechanical broadheads?
 
For you who practice with their broadheads like I do before season i was wondering how you practice with mechanicals? With fixed blades a just buy extra blades no problem. but for mechanicals i cant seem to find any extra blades so i dont know what to do. How do you guys do it? thanks for the help. Jake

aeroslinger 01-30-2005 06:36 PM

RE: Practicing with mechanical broadheads?
 
What kind are you shooting? I have found replacements for most of the ones I buy. You might check on ebay. I usually take dental floss and wrap around the blades so they don't open. I will also tape a piece of paper to the back of my block so I can tell if they actually opened or not (w/o dental floss). Alot of times they will open but close back when the arrow stops.

Tarheel_Hunter 01-30-2005 06:40 PM

RE: Practicing with mechanical broadheads?
 
No problem finding replacements for my Rocky Mountain Snypers at my local bowshop (Thank you Bladerunners Archery in Winston-Salem, NC!!!!!!).

JoshKeller 01-30-2005 06:48 PM

RE: Practicing with mechanical broadheads?
 
just wrap the blade in electrical tape, or as previously stated, dental floss

duramaxlt 01-30-2005 07:04 PM

RE: Practicing with mechanical broadheads?
 
JoshKeller has it right.

xxxbuckshot 01-30-2005 07:57 PM

RE: Practicing with mechanical broadheads?
 
i shoot the pro series spitfires and they have replacement blades so i just shoot. i only use one for practicing though.

Two Beards 01-30-2005 09:19 PM

RE: Practicing with mechanical broadheads?
 
If you have a problem finding replacement blades.....I would
switch to a different mechanical. I shoot Rocket Steelhead 100's
and have no problems finding extra blades.

I like the idea of using dental floss, though I've used the wire
off of a 'bread tie" in the past.


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