American BroadHead company!
01-22-2007, 06:55 AM
#11
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2005
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RE: American BroadHead company!
I'm not a sales rep and I like em , they are sharp & fly really well but they are not that durable.
I like my STs better, although this years batch of STs were much sharper than last yrs, but also loose fitting in the ferrule , so loose that they rattled.[:@]
Nothings perfect, cept the lord.
I like my STs better, although this years batch of STs were much sharper than last yrs, but also loose fitting in the ferrule , so loose that they rattled.[:@]
Nothings perfect, cept the lord.
01-22-2007, 12:46 PM
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2005
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RE: American BroadHead company!
ORIGINAL: PA Hardwoods
Didn't fly like fieldpoints for me. I take a lot of time tuning my setup making sure I get perfect arrow flight and I could not for the life of me get these heads to fly right out of my bow. I also like others was bothered by the small cutting diameter. I will say however that they are built like a tank and will probably hold up very well to a solid bone hit. But IMHO just because they are a small diameter head does not mean they will always fly like fieldpoints out of every bow.
Didn't fly like fieldpoints for me. I take a lot of time tuning my setup making sure I get perfect arrow flight and I could not for the life of me get these heads to fly right out of my bow. I also like others was bothered by the small cutting diameter. I will say however that they are built like a tank and will probably hold up very well to a solid bone hit. But IMHO just because they are a small diameter head does not mean they will always fly like fieldpoints out of every bow.
