Slick Trick Review My Buddy Shot & Old Va. Ham
09-22-2007, 10:23 AM
#11
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Findlay, Ohio
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RE: Slick Trick Review My Buddy Shot & Old Va. Ham
It is good to hear it hit bone. I don't doubt you or Dan on the slicks I bet they are as good as you guys say. If I did not have two packs of the Tekans and plenty of replacement blades I would be trying them. But with about 100 bucks worth of unused heads and blades I have to kill a least a couple of things with them. You folks would have been saying this last summer I too would probably be making a post about them. Like you Dan I to have done most of the same things with peoples word on products, only I canbe more precise if I have a problem, I will have to look up you, Don orMike! LOL!!
09-23-2007, 06:09 PM
#12
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Virginia
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RE: Slick Trick Review My Buddy Shot & Old Va. Ham
ORIGINAL: Hotburn76
Im Broad Head Poor I got about 500.oo dollars worth over the past years I have Never shot a broadhead that good ! I have Shot Them all From Mechanicals to fixed Blades I like The Slicks the Best Take Care !
It is good to hear it hit bone. I don't doubt you or Dan on the slicks I bet they are as good as you guys say. If I did not have two packs of the Tekans and plenty of replacement blades I would be trying them. But with about 100 bucks worth of unused heads and blades I have to kill a least a couple of things with them. You folks would have been saying this last summer I too would probably be making a post about them. Like you Dan I to have done most of the same things with peoples word on products, only I canbe more precise if I have a problem, I will have to look up you, Don orMike! LOL!!
Im Broad Head Poor I got about 500.oo dollars worth over the past years I have Never shot a broadhead that good ! I have Shot Them all From Mechanicals to fixed Blades I like The Slicks the Best Take Care !
It is good to hear it hit bone. I don't doubt you or Dan on the slicks I bet they are as good as you guys say. If I did not have two packs of the Tekans and plenty of replacement blades I would be trying them. But with about 100 bucks worth of unused heads and blades I have to kill a least a couple of things with them. You folks would have been saying this last summer I too would probably be making a post about them. Like you Dan I to have done most of the same things with peoples word on products, only I canbe more precise if I have a problem, I will have to look up you, Don orMike! LOL!!
09-23-2007, 06:59 PM
#13
Typical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: n.e. pennsylvania
Posts: 645
RE: Slick Trick Review My Buddy Shot & Old Va. Ham
i'm glad i went with the slicks right after i bought my xbow. it can get mighty expensive experimenting and changing brands of broadheads. i've got almost 2 dozen muzzys that i just could'nt get to fly out of my xbow. they were acceptable out of my vertical bow but just could'nt take the speed of an excal. hehe.
09-26-2007, 06:59 AM
#14
Spike
Join Date: Sep 2007
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RE: Slick Trick Review My Buddy Shot & Old Va. Ham
Yes I did hit the joint ball & socket Thats why I was so impressed It did not damage the Broadhead. The short
Size seems to make every arrow fly staight. The shot was at 30 yards. Im going to try a frozen turkey next!!!
Size seems to make every arrow fly staight. The shot was at 30 yards. Im going to try a frozen turkey next!!!
