Slick Trick 100 and 125 grain test results

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12-09-2004, 01:14 PM

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01-20-2005, 12:24 PM

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RE: Slick Trick 100 and 125 grain test results

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I'll let you know what I think after shooting them for a while.

Well, I've been shooting them for a few weeks now and find them to be extremely accurate. Blade sharpness out of the pack is very good which was somewhat suprising to me. In comparison, the Slick Trick blades are almost twice as thick as a Muzzy but IMO much more sharper then the Muzzy out of the pack. They are penetrating about 1 1/2 -2" deeper then the Muzzy into my target FWIW. The steel drum test is still what impresses me though.

I guess what I'm saying is, I'll be using them next season. 5-shot thanks for your tests, and to others that have led me to them.

01-20-2005, 12:55 PM

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RE: Slick Trick 100 and 125 grain test results

Thanks for posting your test results.

01-20-2005, 03:44 PM

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RE: Slick Trick 100 and 125 grain test results

5 Shot, have you tested the 100 grain Wasp Boss Bullets? I found these broadheads to be super accurate out to 40 yards with my bow, and I made a quick 35-yard kill with one on a big doe in November. It made a big hole for such a small head, and the doe only went 20 yards before dropping.

I'd like to see your test results if you have tried it. The blades were very sharp, easy to install and the Trocar tip really penetrates. I think small, fixed-bladed (ok, replaceable-bladed if you're a purist) broadheads that are extremely accurate are a better bet for bows that may not shoot the standard-sized broadheads that well. I'd rather use the Wasp Boss Bullet or the Slick Trick than a mechanical, but that's just my opinion!

Brian