Reusing Broadheads
#11
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 105
RE: Reusing Broadheads
For a while i had thought about getting them but then i thought that they were to expensive but i can sharpen them then i might have to put some serious consideration into them. Are you happy with yours?
#12
RE: Reusing Broadheads
This is my first season with them. I shot a doe with them the first week of season, she ran about 80 yards after the shot and she piled up. The last 5 yards there was no blood, she bled completely out (double lung). Second doe I shot trotted about 50 yards, and layed down. Gave her 45 minutes, went back and that was it. I'm sure a blind guy could follow the blood trails, blood was instantly on ground where deer were standing at the shot. I have shot Muzzys, Wasp Hammer SSTs, Cabelas Lazers, and nothing has given me the blood trails the Spitfires have. They also fly exactly true to my field points. So I would say I am 100 percent happy with 'em. The only problem with them is, can't shoot them thru the netting in the Double Bull blind, and I'm not sure if I would take a hard quartering shot on an animal with them.
#15
RE: Reusing Broadheads
[quote]ORIGINAL: HNIJustin
I only hunt with brand new heads right out of the package.
I love muzzy's but will say thatthey are notthat sharp new. Isharpen them up new and after using them I inspect fordamage.If no damagethere is no reason why you can't get them sharper than new again...........dabow
I only hunt with brand new heads right out of the package.
I love muzzy's but will say thatthey are notthat sharp new. Isharpen them up new and after using them I inspect fordamage.If no damagethere is no reason why you can't get them sharper than new again...........dabow