What is The Best Broadhead 125 grain to shootin my Parker Safari Magnum 150LB
08-30-2007, 06:59 AM
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What is The Best Broadhead 125 grain to shootin my Parker Safari Magnum 150LB
I need Some Help here I like Mechanical Broadheads But also like to shoot Fixed Blades What Is The Best & will fly like A field Point ! Im open for suggestions ! I was shooting Muzzy 125 3 blades but they shoot to sporadic ! I also shoot Wasp 125 Jack Hammer SST's & Aftershock Xbow xpr's Any help will be great Thanks !
08-30-2007, 07:18 AM
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RE: What is The Best Broadhead 125 grain to shootin my Parker Safari Magnum 150LB
The best broadhead is the bloody one on the other side of your target!
A lot of people have good luck with the Slick Tricks, I am one of them.
A lot of people have good luck with the Slick Tricks, I am one of them.
08-30-2007, 07:33 AM
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RE: What is The Best Broadhead 125 grain to shootin my Parker Safari Magnum 150LB
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The best broadhead is the bloody one on the other side of your target!
A lot of people have good luck with the Slick Tricks, I am one of them.
The best broadhead is the bloody one on the other side of your target!
A lot of people have good luck with the Slick Tricks, I am one of them.
08-30-2007, 08:31 AM
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RE: What is The Best Broadhead 125 grain to shootin my Parker Safari Magnum 150LB
"Do they fly like a field point"
Yes and no. They do if you get all the wobble or run-out you can out of them, and act a little squirrely if you don't. When I first tried mine I was amazed, then launched a bench rested test shot into the ozone off aside of target at 30. Got to doing some serious wondering/checking and found a few I had put together were wobbling pretty bad. Couple of lessons learned here for me, thankfully before I boogered any deer up. There's a little washer goes on last in assembly that you merely loosen head and spin the washer, then retighten TIGHT and usually w/ a little effort and alot of patience the FEW problem ones line up perfect. Don't ask if it's the head or the arrow insert cause I have no idea. Here's a deal I made out of an arrow straightener to check them, apologies to the old guys for reposting this pic, but we got so many new people here it keeps coming up. You don't need to go to this extreme but if ya got one of these it's simple to reconfigure it like this:
Yes and no. They do if you get all the wobble or run-out you can out of them, and act a little squirrely if you don't. When I first tried mine I was amazed, then launched a bench rested test shot into the ozone off aside of target at 30. Got to doing some serious wondering/checking and found a few I had put together were wobbling pretty bad. Couple of lessons learned here for me, thankfully before I boogered any deer up. There's a little washer goes on last in assembly that you merely loosen head and spin the washer, then retighten TIGHT and usually w/ a little effort and alot of patience the FEW problem ones line up perfect. Don't ask if it's the head or the arrow insert cause I have no idea. Here's a deal I made out of an arrow straightener to check them, apologies to the old guys for reposting this pic, but we got so many new people here it keeps coming up. You don't need to go to this extreme but if ya got one of these it's simple to reconfigure it like this:
08-30-2007, 08:40 AM
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RE: What is The Best Broadhead 125 grain to shootin my Parker Safari Magnum 150LB
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"Do they fly like a field point"
Yes and no. They do if you get all the wobble or run-out you can out of them, and act a little squirrely if you don't. When I first tried mine I was amazed, then launched a bench rested test shot into the ozone off aside of target at 30. Got to doing some serious wondering/checking and found a few I had put together were wobbling pretty bad. Couple of lessons learned here for me, thankfully before I boogered any deer up. There's a little washer goes on last in assembly that you merely loosen head and spin the washer, then retighten TIGHT and usually w/ a little effort and alot of patience the FEW problem ones line up perfect. Don't ask if it's the head or the arrow insert cause I have no idea. Here's a deal I made out of an arrow straightener to check them, apologies to the old guys for reposting this pic, but we got so many new people here it keeps coming up. You don't need to go to this extreme but if ya got one of these it's simple to reconfigure it like this:
"Do they fly like a field point"
Yes and no. They do if you get all the wobble or run-out you can out of them, and act a little squirrely if you don't. When I first tried mine I was amazed, then launched a bench rested test shot into the ozone off aside of target at 30. Got to doing some serious wondering/checking and found a few I had put together were wobbling pretty bad. Couple of lessons learned here for me, thankfully before I boogered any deer up. There's a little washer goes on last in assembly that you merely loosen head and spin the washer, then retighten TIGHT and usually w/ a little effort and alot of patience the FEW problem ones line up perfect. Don't ask if it's the head or the arrow insert cause I have no idea. Here's a deal I made out of an arrow straightener to check them, apologies to the old guys for reposting this pic, but we got so many new people here it keeps coming up. You don't need to go to this extreme but if ya got one of these it's simple to reconfigure it like this:
08-30-2007, 09:33 PM
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RE: What is The Best Broadhead 125 grain to shootin my Parker Safari Magnum 150LB
my wife and myself both shoot NAP mechanical spitfire pro's.they shoot like my field points and have taken many deer ; hogs and several turkeys.
we shoot the S/F pro's. in 100 gr. want shoot anything else.
JMHO.
we shoot the S/F pro's. in 100 gr. want shoot anything else.
JMHO.
08-30-2007, 10:00 PM
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RE: What is The Best Broadhead 125 grain to shootin my Parker Safari Magnum 150LB
I used Muzzys for a long time and never had any problems until I went with a faster CB. I started shooting the Tekan II's last year and they flew great out of my Horton. I have yet to use them with the Vortex, but will soon. I also used a ASD from G5 so not sure how much it helped them fly. I was to picky last year so I did not get to draw blood with it so no real feed back on it. Here is a pic...
08-30-2007, 10:28 PM
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RE: What is The Best Broadhead 125 grain to shootin my Parker Safari Magnum 150LB
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His name is Gary and his factory is in Arkansas!! lol.
His name is Gary and his factory is in Arkansas!! lol.
08-30-2007, 10:31 PM
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RE: What is The Best Broadhead 125 grain to shootin my Parker Safari Magnum 150LB
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my wife and myself both shoot NAP mechanical spitfire pro's.they shoot like my field points and have taken many deer ; hogs and several turkeys.
we shoot the S/F pro's. in 100 gr. want shoot anything else.
JMHO.
my wife and myself both shoot NAP mechanical spitfire pro's.they shoot like my field points and have taken many deer ; hogs and several turkeys.
we shoot the S/F pro's. in 100 gr. want shoot anything else.
JMHO.