Seen this yet? New broadhead
01-28-2008 | 11:08 AM
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RE: Seen this yet? New broadhead
By the looks of it I wouldn't shoot it, too narrow of a cutting edge for me but it does look very durable. The picture could be deceiving though on the width of it so maybe its wider then I think.
01-28-2008 | 11:36 AM
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RE: Seen this yet? New broadhead
Hmmm Interesting. Wow 300 grains up front. I may like that, but as Schultzy said the cutting diameter looks narrow. But man that would get the old FOC up there
. I already have 250 grains of weight up front with my current setup. I think I would really love that 300 up there.
. I already have 250 grains of weight up front with my current setup. I think I would really love that 300 up there.
01-28-2008 | 12:21 PM
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RE: Seen this yet? New broadhead
I think the width might be a little deceiving.......it appears to be a 3 blade which means those blade edges you can see are tilted in a bit making it appear more narrow than it really is?
Mean looking thing regardless.
Mean looking thing regardless.
01-28-2008 | 12:27 PM
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RE: Seen this yet? New broadhead
Matt is correct.
It's only a tad bit narrower than the Woodsman. Blade to blade appears narrow, but the cutting width is a tad bit over a 1" circle.
Saw this at tradgang, and apparantly they were at a booth at the kalamazoo trad show. To my knowledge, no web site yet and not available for 4-5 months, and then possibly in different weights.
It's only a tad bit narrower than the Woodsman. Blade to blade appears narrow, but the cutting width is a tad bit over a 1" circle.
Saw this at tradgang, and apparantly they were at a booth at the kalamazoo trad show. To my knowledge, no web site yet and not available for 4-5 months, and then possibly in different weights.
01-28-2008 | 02:28 PM
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RE: Seen this yet? New broadhead
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Matt is correct.
It's only a tad bit narrower than the Woodsman. Blade to blade appears narrow, but the cutting width is a tad bit over a 1" circle.
Saw this at tradgang, and apparantly they were at a booth at the kalamazoo trad show. To my knowledge, no web site yet and not available for 4-5 months, and then possibly in different weights.
Matt is correct.
It's only a tad bit narrower than the Woodsman. Blade to blade appears narrow, but the cutting width is a tad bit over a 1" circle.
Saw this at tradgang, and apparantly they were at a booth at the kalamazoo trad show. To my knowledge, no web site yet and not available for 4-5 months, and then possibly in different weights.
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