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"Bang-stick" arrowheads #5618247 02/24/15 11:11 PM
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Anybody ever tried these on hogs? I've never heard of them, but it seems like they might work.


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Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5618350 02/24/15 11:43 PM
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Wow, looks crazy


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Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5620248 02/25/15 09:23 PM
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Never tried them. Why not just shoot them where you are supposed to with a good broadhead? They would be just as dead.

Of course, those may work on a head shoot better than a broadhead.

Plus that is a lot of weight on the end of your arrow. Just saying.

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Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5620254 02/25/15 09:25 PM
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Wouldn't that be illegal on deer?

Guess it could cut down on the tracking of a hog or other animal. Doubt I would ever use them though.


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Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: txshntr] #5620263 02/25/15 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted By: txshntr
Wouldn't that be illegal on deer?

Guess it could cut down on the tracking of a hog or other animal. Doubt I would ever use them though.


Not during general season...

even though in the book all it says is archery equipment for means of use... and technically that's archery equipment... but so is poison arrows..

Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5620422 02/25/15 10:35 PM
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I saw something on YouTube that was close to that, it was very unimpressive.

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Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5621520 02/26/15 02:53 PM
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we tried them on hogs with terrible results. most of the times the bullet never fired even with between the eyes shot. one arrow actually struck the hog and fell to the ground then the bullet discharged. not worth the money in my opinion.

Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5622394 02/26/15 09:55 PM
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Ive wanted to see them/try them but I keep going back to what High Country said "Why not just shoot them where you are supposed to with a good broadhead?" I cant get away from those Montecs, Slick Tricks or Rage's.


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Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5622395 02/26/15 09:56 PM
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I also wonder what they do to an arrow. I wouldnt want to waste any of my arrows on one of these things.


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Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5622449 02/26/15 10:27 PM
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A buddy of mine tried them. Says it blows the arrow back a long way with very little bullet penetration. Which is what I would expect from seeing rounds go off in fire pits and what not. Casings go flying but bullets pretty much go no where.


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Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5623222 02/27/15 07:12 AM
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I've seen them used and not worth the money plus it ruined the arrow most times.


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Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5625886 02/28/15 03:50 PM
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This is were its at


Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5644230 03/10/15 04:09 AM
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Absolute junk, a novelty at best. 300 grain tip. At twenty yards I have to shoot like it is 35 yards. I bought them and saw the preformance and threw them away. IMHO IT WILL MAKE THE HUNT HARDER.use broadheads


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Re: "Bang-stick" arrowheads [Re: TX_LT230FH] #5663175 03/22/15 02:32 PM
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YouTube the terminal results of these, terrible! Now the Rambo heads AKA Thunderheads with protective covers spray painted gold, would be awesome! I still want to put a bunch of tannerite out and corn close to it, when the hogs come it'd be raining pork!

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