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I mean, they all hit “straight". Unfortunately, the target rotated with each shot.It's the straight one directly above the dot! I shot Thunderheads when I bow hunted.
The arrow with the deepest penetration.45 yards Broadhead tuning- Find the thunderhead
Nope. And that’s the point of sharing the photo- properly tuned fixed blades in a properly tuned bow have the same point of impact as field points. They’re about an inch low at 70, but I don’t think anybody here is taking shots like that in a hunting situation.The arrow with the deepest penetration.
Oh, look at you, with your fancy zoom. Just be glad I was using that target, and not the other one that’s been shot to hell.Also, you can see the cuts from the blades. LOL
That's what I went with.Also, you can see the cuts from the blades. LOL
I use to carry Rage mechanicals with a couple G5 Montecs in case there was any brush or grass in the way. The mechanicals flew straighter IMO. The Montecs just pushed through stuff better. I've now switched to fixed two blade. Best of both worlds. I'm running the 100g Stingers. Not the largest cut, but I believe shot placement is one of the most important factors. The accuracy of the stingers have been incredible compared to the Montecs and rages. Just my 2 cents.
I don’t know to love or laugh but I’ve been thinking of getting a pack to have, and this is priceless informationI was always a mechanical naysayer.
One day I was in Walmart and Rage BHs were on clearance.
I've shot 2 antelope with them. The first one quartering away. It was so gross as the lope did a 30 yard death spiral, blood mist coming out the front, with all it guts falling out to boot. Done in about 25 seconds.
2nd one, broadside. He was drinking water, in the millisecond it took for the arrow to hit and him react, he must have left a 1/2 gallon of blood in the water. Ran 30 yards on his face and tipped over forward.
I shot a Mtn Goat with them, first shot quartering away, little back. When he jumped out of his bed I tried a follow up Texas Heart shot, didn't hit perfectly on that one one but he didn't go 100 yards. The holes in that hide look like I killed it with a machete. Or an Official "Rambo" Knife.
I have the elk hunt of a lifetime coming up, little leery there. Have some fix blades tuning up, but number 5 in my quiver is a Rage expandable in case shit gets western and long.
Only thing I can say about mechanical is 'stay away'. I have used them in the past but too many times they failed to open as designed and the result was a good shot placement that only lead to game I could not recover. Since then I have used fixed (none replaceable) broadheads with excellent results. It's not how big a hole you make but rather where you put that hole.Looking for input on the best 125 gr mechanical broadhead. I hunted Kudu fixed blade last year with good results (got two antelope and a whitetail) but wanting to go to something that leaves a much bigger hole and blood trail. Anyone have anything that they absolutely love?
I’ve killed lots of deer with rage.Looking for input on the best 125 gr mechanical broadhead. I hunted Kudu fixed blade last year with good results (got two antelope and a whitetail) but wanting to go to something that leaves a much bigger hole and blood trail. Anyone have anything that they absolutely love?