170 grain Snuffers
#1
170 grain Snuffers
I just bought a 6 pack of 170 Grain Magnus Snuffer screw ins (the big ones, not the little Snuffer SS's).
They have a 113/32" cutting diameter. That should get me about 18% FOC, 465 grains, 270 fps, 75 lbs KE.
Anybody still use these Big Dogs?
They have a 113/32" cutting diameter. That should get me about 18% FOC, 465 grains, 270 fps, 75 lbs KE.
Anybody still use these Big Dogs?
#2
RE: 170 grain Snuffers
I use the 125 grain Snuffers, they have an 1 1/4 cutting diameter. Yours are a little bigger then mine.
Not much will hurt that head, they are tough as nails!! The point on the end is like nothing I've ever seen on a broadhead. That sucker is sharp!!
Not much will hurt that head, they are tough as nails!! The point on the end is like nothing I've ever seen on a broadhead. That sucker is sharp!!
#3
RE: 170 grain Snuffers
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
I use the 125 grain Snuffers, they have an 1 1/4 cutting diameter. Yours are a little bigger then mine.
Not much will hurt that head, they are tough as nails!! The point on the end is like nothing I've ever seen on a broadhead. That sucker is sharp!!
I use the 125 grain Snuffers, they have an 1 1/4 cutting diameter. Yours are a little bigger then mine.
Not much will hurt that head, they are tough as nails!! The point on the end is like nothing I've ever seen on a broadhead. That sucker is sharp!!
How do you sharpen yours?
#4
RE: 170 grain Snuffers
White Crock sticks (fine). You sharpen two blades at a time. Some of them can be a bitch to sharpen. Thats the only bad thing about these heads is that you've got to touch them up good before you use them hunting.
#7
RE: 170 grain Snuffers
Hay qz where you been, Trying to stay away from the madness of the off season?
I still use the Snuffer, from the 125's on my carbons, to the big orignals I got from Rodger over 20 years ago on my cedars.
Dont have time to post how I sharpen them now, but will later this afternoon, got to take the wife to Grayling to meet her Sister, its the girls weekend at Bear Lake.
I still use the Snuffer, from the 125's on my carbons, to the big orignals I got from Rodger over 20 years ago on my cedars.
Dont have time to post how I sharpen them now, but will later this afternoon, got to take the wife to Grayling to meet her Sister, its the girls weekend at Bear Lake.