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Broadhead Poll: What Do You Shoot?

Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by Justin, Oct 7, 2016.

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What Type Of Broadhead Do You Shoot?

  1. Correct Opening Mechanical (Killzone, Rage)

    227 vote(s)
    39.3%
  2. Over The Top Mechanical (Spitifre, Grim Reaper)

    89 vote(s)
    15.4%
  3. Standard Fixed Blade (Muzzy, Thunderhead, Montec)

    179 vote(s)
    31.0%
  4. Micro Fixed Blade (Ramcat, Slick Trick)

    83 vote(s)
    14.4%
  1. Justin

    Justin Administrator

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    Correct Opening Mechanical - Killzone, Rage, G5 Havok, Spitfire DoubleCross, etc. The primary blades are fully deployed upon entry.

    Over The Top Mechanical - Spitfire, Grim Reaper, etc. The blades do not fully deploy until they are inside the animal.

    Standard Fixed Blade - Muzzy (original), Thunderhead, G5 Montec, HellRazor etc. A standard size "classic" type of fixed blade head.

    Micro Fixed Blade - Slick Trick, Ramcat, Exodus, Muzzy Trocar etc. The smaller generation of fixed blade heads that have shorter ferrules and steeper blade angles.
     
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  2. Justin

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    Sorry guys - had browser issues with the first one and the poll didn't work. This should be better.
     
  3. bradn4201

    bradn4201 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    What's the new muzzy Tro car hybrid considered?
     
  4. Bow Duke

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    Correct Opening Mechanical

    I took a buck with a Killzone last weekend, but have loaded the Spitfire Doublecross on the arrows for the rest of the season.
     
  5. cantexian

    cantexian Grizzled Veteran

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    IMHO, Slick Tricks have rendered all mechanical broad heads obsolete.
     
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    I wanted to vote for two because I use both Exodus and Solid Legend. I am mainly using the Solids this year but I have a bunch of Exodus still to fall back on. But I picked standard fixed since Solids are on my arrows right now.
     
  7. Justin

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    I'd call it a correct opening mechanical. The blades are open on impact similar to the DoubleCross.
     
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    pick00l Weekend Warrior

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    Poll does not have the ability to select multiple options. In my quiver today, I have three. Montec, Slick Trick, and Rage.
     
  9. Blarney22

    Blarney22 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I've had great success with Swhacker broadheads but if you dont get a pass through the blood trail can be poor. My first non pass through was the buck I shot last year, perfect shot but I hit the offside shoulder and did not get a pass through. Buck tipped over 40 yards away but I always try and follow the blood trail after the shot and it was spotty at best.
     
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    kennyg Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Standard fixed blade- Thunderhead
     
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  11. Justin

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    Sorry - you only get to pick one. So pick your favorite if you had to choose (which you do).
     
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    Am I hunting with a Crossbow or Vertical? :hijacked: :busted:


    Vertical= Killzone. Crossbow= Spitfire Edge
     
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    Blarney22 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I've had great success with Swhacker broadheads (over the top) but if you dont get a pass through the blood trail can be poor. My first non pass through was the buck I shot last year, perfect shot but I hit the offside shoulder and did not get a pass through. Buck tipped over 40 yards away but I always try and follow the blood trail after the shot and it was spotty at best.
     
  14. Justin

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    Vertical. You know "crossguns" don't count.
     
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    Standard fixed blade here. I have Montec G5's right now. We used Hellrazors up until this year when we couldn't find them in store.
     
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    Why? Are you just indecisive, or is there a method to the madness.
     
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    Over the top Wasp 2" 2 blade Wasp Jak-knife.

    I want two blades only for better penetration. 2" of cutting for more killing power and I don't want to front of my arrows trying to steer.


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    Slick trick
     
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    For over 30 years I used 150 gr Bear Razor broadheads till the supply dried up. Now I use Magnus Snuffers SS 125 gr. Great pass through and warranty for damaged heads and easy to sharpen. Use them on recurve, compound and xbow.
     
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