Rage broad head problem.
#21
RE: Rage broad head problem.
I posted on this a few weeks back. I would highly reccomend anyone using the Rage BH to use rubberbands on them. I found mine opening on the shot without the bands. When they did, my shots were not consistent. The rubber bands solve the premature opening problem.
Does putting the rubberbands on them effect them opening on impact at all?
#22
RE: Rage broad head problem.
ORIGINAL: Bradkoz
good marketing dept thats all rage has people are having to modify an already overly expensive head. bent or broken blades, blades opening in flight or blades not opening at all. "over the top" style heads work great period everyone buys into these myths about them if you buy good ones youll have nothing to worry about.
good marketing dept thats all rage has people are having to modify an already overly expensive head. bent or broken blades, blades opening in flight or blades not opening at all. "over the top" style heads work great period everyone buys into these myths about them if you buy good ones youll have nothing to worry about.
I don't consider putting a rubber band on a head as modifying. I have access to shoot any broadhead I wish for next to nothing and these are my go to head. They use less energy to open than a steelhead, are more durable, sharper, thicker blades, cut on contact tip, and leave a bigger hole. I have killed several deer with steelheads as well, they were my go to head. I honestly believe if you take the time to put an extra band around the Rage's, they are the best head on the market and I say that with experience with nearly every other mechanical out there. I like the Snyper's as well however I really like the 2" diameter of the Rages. The steelheads are my 3rd choice as well, another fantastic head but simply not the same caliber as the Rages or Snypers.
#23
RE: Rage broad head problem.
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
After reading this....I have the same question as another poster.
I posted on this a few weeks back. I would highly reccomend anyone using the Rage BH to use rubberbands on them. I found mine opening on the shot without the bands. When they did, my shots were not consistent. The rubber bands solve the premature opening problem.
Does putting the rubberbands on them effect them opening on impact at all?
#24
RE: Rage broad head problem.
I think I heard you say you use the replacement rings they give you. What other source would you suggest for these bands.....say when you replace the blades?
Thanks for the informative post.
Thanks for the informative post.
#25
RE: Rage broad head problem.
Jeff:
I use the bands they give you as extras for the base of the head, not around the blades. I will use the same band for practicing as long as the blades stay locked down, however for a hunting head I always make sure it's a brand new head that spins perfect with a brand new band on the bottom.
The gum bands I put around the blades are the extra bands that you get with Rocket brand broadheads..........steelheads to be exact.
I use the bands they give you as extras for the base of the head, not around the blades. I will use the same band for practicing as long as the blades stay locked down, however for a hunting head I always make sure it's a brand new head that spins perfect with a brand new band on the bottom.
The gum bands I put around the blades are the extra bands that you get with Rocket brand broadheads..........steelheads to be exact.
#30
RE: Rage broad head problem.
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
Do you know of another source for the bands you'll utilize for hunting?
What if you have to replace the blades?
Do you know of another source for the bands you'll utilize for hunting?
What if you have to replace the blades?