Gobbler Guillotines
02-07-2007, 09:44 PM
#31
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RE: Gobbler Guillotines
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
I don't understand your question?
ORIGINAL: bowtech die hard
But did it now slice the neck of that cucumber straight off?
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
Russell,
After the head went through the cucumber, it hit the Morrell Yellow Jacket I was using as a backstop. The point of the head went in, whereas the blades did not. They bent backwards while one broke where it connects to the head itself. There is only a small hook holding the blades in place, and this is where the blade snapped.
Russell,
After the head went through the cucumber, it hit the Morrell Yellow Jacket I was using as a backstop. The point of the head went in, whereas the blades did not. They bent backwards while one broke where it connects to the head itself. There is only a small hook holding the blades in place, and this is where the blade snapped.
02-07-2007, 09:47 PM
#32
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RE: Gobbler Guillotines
ORIGINAL: bowtech die hard
Okay don't get me wrong washington, I respect you, What I'm saying is didn't the Gobbler G. cut the head clean off before it broke? I'm saying if did then what's the problem, dead gobbler? I guess I may be mis-understanding as well.
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
I don't understand your question?
ORIGINAL: bowtech die hard
But did it now slice the neck of that cucumber straight off?
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
Russell,
After the head went through the cucumber, it hit the Morrell Yellow Jacket I was using as a backstop. The point of the head went in, whereas the blades did not. They bent backwards while one broke where it connects to the head itself. There is only a small hook holding the blades in place, and this is where the blade snapped.
Russell,
After the head went through the cucumber, it hit the Morrell Yellow Jacket I was using as a backstop. The point of the head went in, whereas the blades did not. They bent backwards while one broke where it connects to the head itself. There is only a small hook holding the blades in place, and this is where the blade snapped.
I'll be using them in April, for sure.
02-07-2007, 09:48 PM
#33
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RE: Gobbler Guillotines
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
Oh no, no, no, you're absolutely right. I'm more than happy with the way the head performed. I was a little disapointed that one broke (at $40 per three, they aren't cheap), but I'm definitely happy with them.
I'll be using them in April, for sure.
ORIGINAL: bowtech die hard
Okay don't get me wrong washington, I respect you, What I'm saying is didn't the Gobbler G. cut the head clean off before it broke? I'm saying if did then what's the problem, dead gobbler? I guess I may be mis-understanding as well.
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
I don't understand your question?
ORIGINAL: bowtech die hard
But did it now slice the neck of that cucumber straight off?
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
Russell,
After the head went through the cucumber, it hit the Morrell Yellow Jacket I was using as a backstop. The point of the head went in, whereas the blades did not. They bent backwards while one broke where it connects to the head itself. There is only a small hook holding the blades in place, and this is where the blade snapped.
Russell,
After the head went through the cucumber, it hit the Morrell Yellow Jacket I was using as a backstop. The point of the head went in, whereas the blades did not. They bent backwards while one broke where it connects to the head itself. There is only a small hook holding the blades in place, and this is where the blade snapped.
I'll be using them in April, for sure.
02-08-2007, 03:31 PM
#37
Join Date: Feb 2007
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RE: Gobbler Guillotines
cant you buy replacement blades??
There are some videos of the heads in action on www.livehunt.com/videos and you look under the gobbler guillotiens
There are some videos of the heads in action on www.livehunt.com/videos and you look under the gobbler guillotiens
02-08-2007, 06:53 PM
#39
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RE: Gobbler Guillotines
these sound like a really good broadhead for turkey hunting...i am goin to get out ther with the bow this spring...thanks for bringing this thread up! i might have to go and get some of these babies this weekend!
02-08-2007, 10:03 PM
#40
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RE: Gobbler Guillotines
ORIGINAL: GregH
I just cannot bring myself to behead my game. I don't have anything against it, rather, I like to take nice quality photos of my game and I think the birds look better with their heads on![:-]
Respect!
I just cannot bring myself to behead my game. I don't have anything against it, rather, I like to take nice quality photos of my game and I think the birds look better with their heads on![:-]
Respect!
