Crimson Talons
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Anyone here shoot these broadheads? I have spoken to a couple of friends who swear by them and insist that even if you make a "bad" hit with these, your recovery success is much better because of the spiral cut blades w/ the 3 bleeder blades.
Any thoughts/opinions? Criticisms? Likes or dislikes?
Any thoughts/opinions? Criticisms? Likes or dislikes?
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I shot these for 2 years and had some issues with them. They are great right out of the box but as JonnyNov indicated the blades are pretty fragile leaving them a one shot blade. For spending $30 for 3 heads I personally want more use out of my broadheads. There is nothing technically wrong with them if you are comfortable changing the blades after a shot on a animal and not using them to practice with.
I personally would stick with a Muzzy, Montec, or Slick Trick.
I personally would stick with a Muzzy, Montec, or Slick Trick.
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I shot them the first year thay came out, the wound was horrific and the deer dropped within 20 yards. The blades were too thin and bent easily even when placingthem in the quiver. This year theymade the blades stronger and I'm using them again.
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My brother is using them this year. They fly VERY well. From what I understand, they first came out with those thin "flexible" blades designed to fold and bend around bone, then straighten up again to continue cutting flesh. Didn't work out as planned though. Weak blades didn't last and they promptly switched blades to something more sturdy.