ILL BUCK

I bought some slick trick 100 broadheads the other day and just shot them this morning. They flew very well and I would not be affraid to hunt with them. They look just nasty on the end of your arrow, 4 blade 1 1/8" cut.
Heres my 2 shots at 20 yards


Heres the same two arrows at 25 yards.


Again at 30 yards.


Thats a five inch circle and the 2 shots at 30 are a little low because I use 1 pin set at 25 yards but its still inside a five inch circle. Heck that could just be me, I'm no olympic archer!!

parker1

I just started using the 100 grain 4 blade Slick Tricks as well. I am very pleased with the way these heads fly and the way they are made. I could never get 4 blade heads to fly very good before. I am really looking forward to hunting with these heads this year.

Carwi

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ILL BUCK

No problem at all carwi, thanks.
Those slick tricks just look like they would really hurt!!

buckeye

They are great heads. I had great results with them last season. They punch a nice hole

Carwi

IL Buck,

No problem. I deleted my previous post. Glad you got yours working. Let us know when you get something with those Slick Tricks and how they performed on game. I have been a Thunderhead man for more than 15 years and I'm thinking about trying something new and the Slick Tricks are getting my attention! I like the thought of a good flying 4 blade!

Blackeye Archer

Anyone shoot the 85 gr. yet?

elkaddict

I'm also a slicktrick fan. Shot a 30" mulie with one last month--left a biggggggggggg hole through it. They shoot right with my field tips--poi and grouping appear to be identical. I'm planning on setting up the 85g heads for my back up bow. 5 shot rates them as high as any head he's tested.

bbahunter

Iam shooting the 85 grn slick trick, they are every bit as good as the 100 grn!
Accuracy and durability, are great.
Can't wait to use them on a deer

JPruiett

They definitely look like they should do some damage. When you get your deer, post a pick of the exit hole!