Atom broadhead on hog
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I was shooting from a Double Bull Matrix, camo net was deployed (fancy word for "in use"). 20 yards from a series of significant rooting signs. Just before dark, here comes two hogs. The one in the pic was leading, but there was a much bigger one that stopped just shy of the shooting lane I had. I decided to take the smaller one (still close to 100 pounds or so).
The broadhead is the new Atomâ„¢ by Arrowdynamic Solutions. It uses a patented razorwire technology, nitinol materal, razor sharp leading edges and a solid titanium body. Had a complete pass through between ribs, X cut through the skin (tough skin) X cut through both lungs, severed top of heart, between ribs on opposite side, X cut on exit. Left a very good blood trail for about 60 yards before the animal expired. Broadhead showed no sign of damage, still razor sharp. I will use it again as soon as the weather permits.
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Nice! How tough are they in your practice sessions? Is the wire resharpenable and/or replaceable?
Nice! How tough are they in your practice sessions? Is the wire resharpenable and/or replaceable?
entrance wound
exit wound
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Thanks for the warning on the grafic content
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The look like they did a good job on the pig. Congrats! Where did you find these heads and do they come in diffrent weights. I'd be looking for 125g heads. Also, Were they expensive?
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The look like they did a good job on the pig. Congrats! Where did you find these heads and do they come in diffrent weights. I'd be looking for 125g heads. Also, Were they expensive?
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Thanks for the warning on the grafic content
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The look like they did a good job on the pig. Congrats! Where did you find these heads and do they come in diffrent weights. I'd be looking for 125g heads. Also, Were they expensive?
Thanks for the warning on the grafic content
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The look like they did a good job on the pig. Congrats! Where did you find these heads and do they come in diffrent weights. I'd be looking for 125g heads. Also, Were they expensive?
They will be made in the 125gr as well, the one you see is the 100gr.
I don't know what the price for a package of three will be.
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I can't wait to give them a try. I didn't realize until I went looking that arrowdynamic solutions also makes the gobbler guillitine. These two heads seem to be the most inovative I've seen since menichanicals hit the market.
If you've got an in and there looking for field tester I'd be interested in checking them out and giving an honest and objective field report.
If you've got an in and there looking for field tester I'd be interested in checking them out and giving an honest and objective field report.
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I can't wait to give them a try. I didn't realize until I went looking that arrowdynamic solutions also makes the gobbler guillitine. These two heads seem to be the most inovative I've seen since menichanicals hit the market.
If you've got an in and there looking for field tester I'd be interested in checking them out and giving an honest and objective field report.
I can't wait to give them a try. I didn't realize until I went looking that arrowdynamic solutions also makes the gobbler guillitine. These two heads seem to be the most inovative I've seen since menichanicals hit the market.
If you've got an in and there looking for field tester I'd be interested in checking them out and giving an honest and objective field report.