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arrows flinger 01-06-2009 08:49 AM

which broad head???
 
well im useing my black hawk short hornet with XX75 arrows and i have thunder heads and crimson talon XT's which would be a better for deer?
i know its really up to me but i just want yalls opion

BobCo19-65 01-06-2009 09:57 AM

RE: which broad head???
 
IMO, I would not use either with your setup. I'd first rather use a two bladed COC head, or heads such as Wensels, Snuffers, etc.

stealthycat II 01-06-2009 10:28 AM

RE: which broad head???
 
Crimson Talon heads SUCK - they do, look at them !

Thunderheads are time tested, tough and ultra sharp

bigcountry 01-06-2009 10:50 AM

RE: which broad head???
 

ORIGINAL: BobCo19-65

IMO, I would not use either with your setup. I'd first rather use a two bladed COC head, or heads such as Wensels, Snuffers, etc.
What Bob said.

I seem to always come back to magnus. Cheap, and good.

arrows flinger 01-06-2009 11:06 AM

RE: which broad head???
 

ORIGINAL: stealthycat II

Crimson Talon heads SUCK - they do, look at them !

Thunderheads are time tested, tough and ultra sharp
yeah yeah then how do you explain the doe in my freezer that had a hole in her that was better than the holes my uncles .257 roberts left in his deer?
nothing against the thunder heads what you said about them is verry true!!!

BowHuntingFool 01-06-2009 11:23 AM

RE: which broad head???
 
I had great results with the Snuffers out of my 50# Longbow, complete pass thru on a buck this year, he went 20 yards and piled up! Didn't get a chance to send a Woodsman head thru one because I MISSED!!!!!!!!!!!!![8D]


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