good mechanical for beginner
#12
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 110
I'm very big into seeing how things work, I'd probably even take one apart to see how it works and see about replacing blades.
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 1,834
I use Grim Reapers without question!!!!! 100grn RazorTip and I have been shooting them for 5-6 years now and have taken over 37 deer and hogs with them and am still shooting 7 of the original 12 I bought!!!!!! I have 3 on the mounts in the LR and 2 are in tree trunks on pass throughs!!!! I have watched over 90% of all the animals taken drop within sight and have never had one go over 100 yds.
I took a near World Record Catalina Ram then (was an 1-3/8ths short of the record) and have it on video. It went 41 yds from impact to drop!!!!! I have a 10pt at home that FD at 247 pounds that took a GR at 17yds that blew a vertabrae into 4 pieces, went 8 inches into the chest and only broke one blade!!!! I shot a Mathews Q2 at 63# with a BlackHawk Vapor 4000 arrow, weighing 425grn with BH and LumaNock at 280 fps.
Go to their website and see what they show. GrimReapers do not use a rubber band, take longer angle shots than any other expandable. Penetrated a new 55gal steel drum and was still operable aftewards, and then the plywood penetration tests. Nuff said!!!!!!!
I took a near World Record Catalina Ram then (was an 1-3/8ths short of the record) and have it on video. It went 41 yds from impact to drop!!!!! I have a 10pt at home that FD at 247 pounds that took a GR at 17yds that blew a vertabrae into 4 pieces, went 8 inches into the chest and only broke one blade!!!! I shot a Mathews Q2 at 63# with a BlackHawk Vapor 4000 arrow, weighing 425grn with BH and LumaNock at 280 fps.
Go to their website and see what they show. GrimReapers do not use a rubber band, take longer angle shots than any other expandable. Penetrated a new 55gal steel drum and was still operable aftewards, and then the plywood penetration tests. Nuff said!!!!!!!
Last edited by SecondChance; 01-23-2011 at 02:42 PM.
#15
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 320
Reposted for emphasis. Even if you're shooting mechanicals, make sure your bow is tuned.