Great decision!!!! I decided picking up a couple packs of 125's and a strop also after talking to some guys on the forums as well as Trials experiences with them. Super pumped to be making the change! They weren't in stock when I check the website last week though. Did you order them directly from the Solid website or S&S Archery? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
I maybe wrong but I think when you order right from Solid it may direct to to Steve's sight as the seller. In any event I have placed a couple orders with Steve and had good service. I damaged my first Solid head last week. I was shooting at 40 yards and inadvertently shot two arrows at the same spot on a rhino block. The rear edge on the receiving broadhead got nicked when I slammed another one into it...the other head was undamaged. I am going to hone it and see if it comes out. Since it's on the back cut it's a real non issue except .... I am really picky about stuff . It really is impressive how good they shoot considering their larger profile.
dangit...the more i read and watch about them, the more i want them...it's almost like benchmade crafted a broadhead...
I got a pack of 100 gr. this year and love them. I look at it this way, its cheaper to buy 1 pack of these and keep sharpening them after each kill then buy a couple packs of cheaper broadheads that that I don't trust using again after I have shot thru a deer. I am hoping these will last for many years, from the steel they are made from I think they will hold up after many kills for each head.
Thanks, they are made of s30v which is an excellent ss for blades. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using Tapatalk
Here's a chart of popular steel for knife blades. 440c is probably the most common and s30v is a step above it. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using Tapatalk
Man....you guys gotta stop talking about these...cannot decide whether to do these or stick with Tricks.....money will be deciding factor not whether one is better than the other.
Do it up!!! LOL My biggest problem now is over thinking this! Driving myself crazy! I shoot 125 grains because I always liked the wight upfront because I shot mechanical heads, now I'm rethinking the 125 grain route and don't know if I should go 1/2" or 3/4" bleeders!!!! Sitting here at the checkout page and just can't click submit order LOL
I love FOC....if I go for them it will be in the 175 gr category or stick to 125...I haven't seen a 100 gr on my arrows in years!....I even add weighted inserts up front too :D
Same here brother, your absolutely right! I shoot 125 grain tips and use the Gold Tip FACT weight system to add weights to my inserts for a FOC of 13% Just clicked submit order, thank you! 125's it is with 1/2" bleeders
you and me both...i was talking about this at the office trying to get other people to help make my mind up...this site is bad for my wallet.
