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Slick Trick broadheads #1709012 09/29/10 10:01 PM
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Anybody shot these before? I bought some they told me good things so just wanted to hear it from the experts. Let me know ya'lls opinion.


Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: SL0424] #1709027 09/29/10 10:07 PM
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Great bheads fly just like field points. Leave great blood trail.


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thats good to hear thanks


Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: SL0424] #1709077 09/29/10 10:35 PM
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Don't have them but will be my next set of broadheads.


Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: ctownboy] #1709170 09/29/10 11:24 PM
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use em. love em.


Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: SL0424] #1709189 09/29/10 11:32 PM
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Fly Straight, Sharp, Reasonable price, easy to put together, and big blood trails


Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: Brother in-law] #1709351 09/30/10 12:43 AM
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yes, and love them.




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Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: Paulpaul] #1709371 09/30/10 12:53 AM
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Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: ccoker] #1709388 09/30/10 01:02 AM
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I use the 100 grain slick tricks out of my crossbow and they are awesome! had one cruise through a pig so fast it didn't even know it was hit. stood there eating corn for about 45 seconds before blood started dripping out of it's nose....then it fell over!!!!


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X2 what everyone has said. They fly exactly like my field points.



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Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: Brother in-law] #1709777 09/30/10 03:35 AM
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Originally Posted By: Brother in-law
Fly Straight, Sharp, Reasonable price, easy to put together, and big blood trails



I will let you know in a few days



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Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: Bowtech82] #1709820 09/30/10 03:51 AM
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buddy tried to shoot them...blades broke on a miss in the dirt. blades broke on a shot deer...i think blades even broke in target (not really)

Not for me, i need reusable

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Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: AdgerC15] #1710191 09/30/10 01:24 PM
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your buddy didn't put them together right then! i shot a doe and it passed through and hit a t-post! it destroyed the arrow but the broad head was still together.


Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: DeerKilla] #1710384 09/30/10 02:34 PM
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I have used them for several years. I even resharpen them (I know, I'm cheap). They seem to be very durable for me.


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I shot mine through my back fence, by accident. 5/16" thick wood, did not brake it or bend it. Resharpened it and still got it. Still flies true.



Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: GLC] #1710865 09/30/10 05:03 PM
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I use them and they are great!!



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Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: Brother in-law] #1710872 09/30/10 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted By: Brother in-law
Fly Straight, Sharp, Reasonable price, easy to put together, and big blood trails


+1 up


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Originally Posted By: Brother in-law
Fly Straight, Sharp, Reasonable price, easy to put together, and big blood trails


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Fly like field points
As for the big blood trails, ill let you know in a couple days. up



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Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: SL0424] #1711191 09/30/10 07:01 PM
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I use Rage 2 and 3 blades but use Slick Tricks if I'm shooting through netting of a pop-up (but would use them anytime). Slick Tricks are awesome heads that fly just like your field tips. My son killed is first deer with a bow last season and was only pulling 35-36 pounds. He had a complete pass through on his doe at 17 yards with a arrow topped with an 85 grain Slick Trick.




Adger...I'm sure glad I read your post again cause I was fixing to accuse you of "Operator Error" and then realized you were talking about some "Friends" of yours. LOL. Before I let Colt shoot at a deer I bought a package of the heads so he could practice with them and I had him out shooting rabbits, coons, squirrels...man he skipped some of those head off rocks, feeder legs..blades got chipped up but none ever broke or parted. cheers



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Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: Smiling Mallard] #1711211 09/30/10 07:10 PM
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Thanks guys good info I will let yall know what happends this weekend


Re: Slick Trick broadheads [Re: SL0424] #1711472 09/30/10 08:44 PM
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Good luck. And yes, I use them, and like them.



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