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 Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
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03/06/08 12:29 AM
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tkuehn5410
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I just purchased some new turkey terror broadheads for this spring. I have done a lot of research and tried several broadheads out and have marked the g5 striker as the winner. My wife shoots the montecs at 85 grain.
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
#316672
03/08/08 12:29 AM
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Driller
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G5 Tekan II, they fly like field points are very solid and open from the rear. Put the arrow in the right spot and a finely chipped peice of flint rock will do the job.
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
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03/09/08 03:40 AM
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passthru
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Thunderheads. I have tried several brands and types over the years and these work every time.
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
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03/12/08 01:42 AM
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Monarch Hunter
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Any one seen the new True Fire Mechanical yet(not sure of the name)? Seen them a couple of weeks ago while in a shop. Sales rep had them in there thinking about trying them this year. Just wondering about the bone breaking blade being to round at the base. Other then that I really liked the action of the blade, No chance for failure of opening.
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
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03/12/08 02:06 AM
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hsuhunter
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I don't live in Dallas......
Amen
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: hsuhunter]
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03/12/08 02:33 AM
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Wes70
THF Trophy Hunter
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THF Trophy Hunter
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
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03/23/08 07:31 PM
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PIG_STICKER
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100gr. 3-Blade Muzzy!! 
If u can see IT!!! U can HIT IT!!!!!
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
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04/04/08 03:07 AM
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txhuntingguide
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I absolutely love Grim Reaper 100 gr. broadheads. Went from Rockets to GR's. Buddy of mine talked so much about 2 blade Rage. Going to hunt hogs next weekend on the ranch and am very interested in new test.
Life is a Highway. Don't take the wrong road twice. Take your time and enjoy it. Teach, love and support your family.
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Gold Tip Velocities
HHA single pin, Ultra Rest
100 gr. Grim Reapers
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
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04/04/08 05:33 PM
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quackwacker58
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Ive been a thunderhead shooter as well but kinda thinking about the NAP hellrazor..any feedback? not having to mess with getting the replacement blades to line up to screw in is the only motivation?
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: TX_TrophyHuntinBassPro]
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04/07/08 09:30 PM
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DFWPI
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I'm trying out the Muzzy MX-4. Seems to fly well with practice heads so far.
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: txcornhusker]
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04/08/08 07:25 PM
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OFBHWG
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When you need a Piano moved there is always someone around to help you with the stool!
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
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04/23/08 12:14 AM
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BowhuntrUSMC
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Light Foot
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what the heck! no one shoots G5 Montecs. I love thse bad boys. they are the closest thing Ive found to a field tip flight.
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
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04/23/08 01:18 AM
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kdub
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im shooting 100 grain magnus stingers too, they fly real good from my bow.
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: kdub]
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04/23/08 01:48 AM
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Johnny_J_JaMata
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Tracker
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100 gr muzzy 3-blade. 
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: Johnny_J_JaMata]
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04/25/08 04:07 AM
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Koenig
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 never trust a man that rents pigs....
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: Koenig]
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04/25/08 01:33 PM
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AdgerC15
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do those wacky guillotine boradheads really work for turkeys? Seems like the flight would be greatly altered to me.
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowhuntrUSMC]
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04/26/08 04:47 AM
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kuntry_kid
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Quote:
what the heck! no one shoots G5 Montecs. I love thse bad boys. they are the closest thing Ive found to a field tip flight.
That is what I am going to use this year. I just bought the black practice ones today to tune my bow. Are they pretty tough?
I am a proud United States Air Force NCO and I thank all of you for your support!!! 
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: kuntry_kid]
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04/27/08 03:59 PM
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TEAMpse
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RAGE 2 BLADE, NOT A MECHANICAL AND SHOT THESE LAST YEAR WILL NOT CHANGE....THE DRURYS ARE USING THEM NOW AND ALL OF MY PSE BUDDIES ARE TO, THE 3BLADE IS NOT AS GOOD AS THE 2 BLADE. BROADHEADS ARE LIKE TODAYS BOWS MOST ALL OF THEM ARE GOOD AND WILL KILL A DEER, ITS JUST PERSONAL PREFERANCE!!
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: RutledgeRealtyGroup]
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05/02/08 02:21 PM
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TxPapa
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Bird Dog
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75grn 3 blade muzzy 
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: TxPapa]
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05/02/08 02:25 PM
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BowhuntrUSMC
Light Foot
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Montecs are awsome but like all heads paper tuning is a must. they also sharpen really well with a flat stone
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
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05/03/08 03:16 PM
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jayb
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Been shooting spitfires-then the new spitfires XP- nothing but good results. They do bent the blades, ext like all mechanicals. Also got G5 and now Rage but haven't tried. Switched to Rage since bigger entance hole. Spitfire only a small hole. Buddies all had good things to say. Hopefully will get to try out this year.
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Re: Your choice of broadhead?
[Re: BowHuntTexas]
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05/06/08 02:12 AM
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BowsnRods
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I watched my son take a Bull Elk at 15 yards with a G5 Montec Broadhead 3 blade 100 grain. It dosen't get better than that!
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