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GRIZZLY?

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  1. NorthmanJW

    NorthmanJW Weekend Warrior

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    Anybody out there have any experience with Grizzly single bevel broadheads?
     
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    slickbilly-d Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Just started playing with single bevels this year and I went with Strickland Helix single bevels. They fly really well. Don’t have any experience with the Grizzly.
     
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    tynimiller Legendary Woodsman

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    I shoot the 200grain single bevel Samurai heads from Grizzlystik

    I cannot say anything bad for them other than learning the art of sharpening is crucial of course LOL but it's becoming a joy to return an edge on a head. Incredibly tough and will split bone if you have an "adult" arrow build to use a ranch fairy term.
     
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    NorthmanJW Weekend Warrior

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    This is my first venture into the single bevel world, I was originally going with the Magnus stinger buzzcut but they aren't in stock anywhere.


     
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    NorthmanJW Weekend Warrior

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    Dr. Ashby and Troy Fowler, AKA the ranch fairy, are the reason why I'm trying these new things. I'm not going all out with the arrow weight though. Moving up slowly
     
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    Be careful, going to much front weight can really screw up flight if your arrow isn't heavy and spined appropriately. Just a word of caution.
     

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