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Arrows Broadheads

November 16th, 2009 admin No comments

Arrows Broadheads
i know of a very straight broadhead?

out of all the mechanical broadheads out there, people have their own idea of a nice head. is there a particaular one that the majority just feel is the better fieldtip characteristic flying broadhead? i wanna know who thinks what is the best and is it supported by others ..?

im trying to buy some but don’t know which heads to choose. i just want a penetrating wide enough cut head without alot of tuning and for the broadhead to not control the arrow flight so much.

I have been using Aftershock Archery’s Hypershock for about 4 years and can find no fault with them. I have shot several deer and turkeys with them and have had excellent penetration and good blood trails.
There design makes sense to me, it can’t help but open and it’s simple. They have a long forward section that has to penetrate before they open thus eliminating the bounce off that some of the forward mount blade designs experience. After penetrating they use simple mechanics to open. They also fly true, my bow required no tuning to shoot to the same point of aim as my field tips.

My experience with them has been good and I will continue to use them.

Check the link below for more information.

Gold Tip Arrows/Magnus Stinger Broadheads

180LB HUNTING CROSSBOW +LASER+SCOPE+ARROWS+BROADHEADS

$129.49

150 Lbs Camo Hunting Crossbow Scope Laser 16″ Pack Arrows Broad Heads Cross bow

$109.99

250A1 Hunting Crossbow Package Scope Laser Pack 8″ Arrows BroadHeads Cross Bow

$229.99

180LB HUNTING CROSSBOW +LASER+SCOPE+ARROWS+BROADHEADS

$129.49

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Crossbow Arrows

November 16th, 2009 admin No comments

Crossbow Arrows
Anybody who Hunts with Arrows, which do u prefer, Crossbow or regular Bow for Hunting and why ur preference ?

I use A compound bow for the early season, then I go to a traditional bow during the colder snowier late season.
I have use a crossbow, I only see the advantage that one is not holding a bow at full draw while waiting for ones quarry to move from out behind a tree.
There is now more greater range or actually power when using a crossbow over a regular Compound or traditional bow. This is because the fact that the limbs on a crossbow though more powerful are shorter so the energy transferred into the bolt is shorter because of design. whereas an arrow from a conventional bow has more time in the energy build up while being let loose.
Look at it like this
Two Dragsters one a top fuel {crossbow} the other a Alcohol burning {Conventional bow} . both launch off the line perfectly at the same time, but top fuel shuts down half way through the run, the alcohol fueled goes full power to the finish line.
What I am trying to put across is that the Bolt from a crossbow may seem more viable as far as speed and power but it is short lived. It doesn’t have any greater range over a bow.

as I get older and my shoulders get weaker I may end up using a crossbow… but I hope that won’t be anytime soon.