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fixed or retractable
06-18-2007, 11:39 PM
#12
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: moore oklahoma USA,right now in Korea
Posts: 335
RE: fixed or retractable
mechanical, see no reason to change back to fixed.
no failures with my heads(vortex) years of hunting with them..i check them often during the season just to be sure everything is still in place just like the rest of my equipment.
iwould like to check the rocket brand just wondering which one.hate to change something that aint broke but want to try 3 blades.
no failures with my heads(vortex) years of hunting with them..i check them often during the season just to be sure everything is still in place just like the rest of my equipment.
iwould like to check the rocket brand just wondering which one.hate to change something that aint broke but want to try 3 blades.
06-19-2007, 05:57 AM
#16
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Southeast, VA
Posts: 2,119
RE: fixed or retractable
I shoot some of both.
Rocket Steelhead 100's (Mech)
Grim Reaper Razortip 100's and Razorcut 100's (Mech)
Rocket Ultimate Steel 100's (Fixed Blade)
These are the four broadheads I really like and have had good success with. All performed very well and were quite durable. I tend to lean toward the Rocket Steelheads for mechanicals because the Grim Reapers do require "some" assembly, but in defense of the GR'sthey are very tough and inflict some serious damage.
I've never really noticed which broadhead(Fixed Blade or Mechanicals) made the deer more dead.
Tune your bow and focus on shot placement. Much more important in my mind than design differences in broadheads.
Rocket Steelhead 100's (Mech)
Grim Reaper Razortip 100's and Razorcut 100's (Mech)
Rocket Ultimate Steel 100's (Fixed Blade)
These are the four broadheads I really like and have had good success with. All performed very well and were quite durable. I tend to lean toward the Rocket Steelheads for mechanicals because the Grim Reapers do require "some" assembly, but in defense of the GR'sthey are very tough and inflict some serious damage.
I've never really noticed which broadhead(Fixed Blade or Mechanicals) made the deer more dead.
Tune your bow and focus on shot placement. Much more important in my mind than design differences in broadheads.
06-19-2007, 06:07 AM
#18
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Heaven is my home, temporarily residing in WNY :)
Posts: 6,679
RE: fixed or retractable
ORIGINAL: NEW61375
I've never really noticed which broadhead(Fixed Blade or Mechanicals) made the deer more dead.
Tune your bow and focus on shot placement. Much more important in my mind than design differences in broadheads.
I've never really noticed which broadhead(Fixed Blade or Mechanicals) made the deer more dead.
Tune your bow and focus on shot placement. Much more important in my mind than design differences in broadheads.
