jklinger

Do you prefer cut on contact or chisel points?

BOWFANATIC

Why , yes I do!<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

&quot;Nocked,cocked & ready to rock&quot;

okbwhtr

My waspsst have chisel point and they seem to work for me!

5 shot

I like them both, and each has it's own advantages and disadvantages, and in the balance I think both styles work very well.

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amosgreg

Most people don't realize that most(notice I said most) chisel point broadheads(I use Muzzys so they are the stype of chisel point I am talking about, not the cone pointed ones) can be sharpened so they become cut on contact.
I believe Thunderheads come with an edge.
Put the tips to a stone and most will come out razor sharp and hold that edge.

What do I like? Cut on contact Chisel point broadheads of the brand Muzzy!


Greg

&quot;Getting close to the game is the joy of Bowhunting for me, the harvest is a bonus.&quot;

Live 15 ft Python after eating a small Antelope!

cardeer

I've used thunderheads the past 5 years and wont change.They shoot well in my set up and had them go threw both shoulders and exit in one piece.

Ratliff

I recently took a BIG water buffalo in Argentina with 125-grain Thunderheads. While I was a bit underpowered for the big animal, the 125-grain Thunderheads worked GREAT!

While dressing the buffalo, we recoved the 3 broadheads I used to take him, and even the one that broke through the BIG rib of the animal was still in tact. All 3 blades were in place. Nothing broken.

I was very impressed with not only the sharpness and effectiveness of the Thunderhead, but it's durability as well.

I will continue to shoot them in the future.

amosgreg

Ok Ratliff,
Do you have pictures of your Buff for us to all ohh and ahh over?
How about the story as well.
Thanks


Greg

&quot;Getting close to the game is the joy of Bowhunting for me, the harvest is a bonus.&quot;

Live 15 ft Python after eating a small Antelope!