Loving new Toxic broadheads!!!

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  1. MT_Bow_Hunter

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    I just picked up a pack of the new Toxics from Flying Arrow Archery and so far I am more than impressed! I'm told that they did a little tweaking to the design and now they fly just like my field points. These heads have worked very well for me in the past, but the new design makes them fly much better. I can't wait to try the new ones on flesh and bone...turkey season, here we come!​
     
    MT_Bow_Hunter, Mar 23, 2016
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    hmmm post count 2, both about Toxic broadheads.....
     
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    Post count is now 3. All about Toxic Broadheads...
     
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  5. elkguide

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    I'm sensing a little bit of an obsession here or maybe a sponsorship???????
     
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  6. POWERHAWK_11

    POWERHAWK_11 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I'm gonna go with one of those pro staffers that has to sell the product any way they can and talk about it all the time. I think JZ wrote an article on them a while back.
     
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    Whatever works for yas...I'll stick with my fixed blades though.
     
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    bradn4201 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I think they look cool but I don't think I will replace my muzzy's.
     
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    Winner!
     
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    I shot a doe with one three years ago at 17 yards. It did it's job and she only went about 30 yards as I watched her fall, but I was less than impressed with the blood trail. Haven't used them since.
     
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    toxics are fixed blade...just saying
     
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    These aren't new at all.
     
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