If the new head fixes that then all is fine in his world and mine is good too. Sounds to me like Redhawk1 is addressing a forward of center issue. Fletching arrows so they turn in flight does wonders as well.
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In my case figuring out how to properly mount the fixed blade to the shaft really helped, so did sorting out the ones that wern't jigged up properly before they were brazed/ welded. Good luck on your hunts this coming season. All 6 have taken more than one deer and not a single nick an any. I have 6 that I bought 6 years or so ago. Easily resharpenable so they are well worth the 30 or so bux a pack. Great performence dead on with my field tips, Pass throughs every time, Cut on impact tough design. I dont use mechanicals anymore since I found the G5 Montechs. Red, As far as the rage BH's go I have heard nothing but good about them so far. Sometimes they actually get something right! Technology isnt always about just marketing and commerce. Remember when you would put a broadhead on your arrow and your arrow would be 6 inches low and 12 to the left? Not anymore. Remember the old days when you had to get your broadhead to line up dead center with your fletchings? Not anymore. There are fixed broadheads out there that have eliminated the need for retuning from field points. They actually HAVE reinvented the wheel when I comes to broadhead design bud. The shorter arrow may also help with the FOC problem you were having with the Lighted nochs and Muzzy's.Īs far as Empty Quivers comment. Those 2 or 3 extra inches on your arrow can deflate speed a good bit not to mention pass throughs. You have a poor window on your bow and have to extend past it? Just curious. Red, Question, Why are you using 32 inch arrows? If I remember correctly your draw length isn't but 29 or so.
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If on the other hand you just want a nice set of 24" spinners for that new Escalade get 'em, it is a free market and your decision after all is said and done. I suppose my intent in posting was to remind people that you can waste a lot of time and money trying to reinvent the wheel. Thirty years is a pretty good amount of time to fine tune ones equipment and skills. Most likely the head he is currently using is of excellent construction and flies pretty darn good as well. After thirty years of shooting I'm going to leap to the conclusion that the OP can judge a crappy design when he see's one. A few heads are in the trash proven too weak to even make it through pre season practice. In the end every one of them produced a dead deer if I did my part. There are several hundred dollars worth of machined al. Every one of them "better" than the one I was replacing. I've got a pretty nice supply of slightly used broadheads in a box. these no good Zwickey Eskimo's keep rusting and they whistle in flight, or, I am sick and tired of sharpening broadheads. What I was doing was trying to figure out why a change was needed. 035" Stainless Steel BladesĬheck out our store for more great deals.Well I wasn't really trying to poo-poo on someone wanting a better broadhead. Aerodynamic ferrule for Peak Performance.Massive 2 Inch Entry Wounds for even more tissue damage, Better Blood Trails, and Quicker Kills!
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