Charlie, how about the Keen-Kill?
Shick

Doug Kittridge was also an champion of the razor blades on broadheads used to have instructions on how to do them in his catalog.

Jim Dougherty also used to test various bows, if memory serves correctly, mostly on Catalina Island.  I still have quite a few of those old magazines.

Heck, I was old when that stuff happened..    

This is cool I love learning about this type stuff.

Very cool!

Long day here, especially in 10 degree temps.

1. Larry Bamford / Phil Grable
2. C.R. Learn
3. Staghorn
4. 003
5. Midge Dandrige / John Alley
6. Jack Howard
7. American Archery
8. Ernie Root / Shakespeare
9. Dick Hamilton / Doug Borland
10. Denny Behn
11. Hunter/Battleshafts/Supreme

Kittrredge carbide wheel....Keen Kill

I guess I just would make everyone feel old...

I wasn't a thought back then and it would be 31 years before I really got into archery.

I did know 2 answers though        

Joe,

Your question #1 asked what company those two guys started...and the real answer is___________.

My friends and I glued Schick injector blades to our Razorheads because of Jack Howard. It worked.

I never was a detail kind of guy and now in my older years and my memory lapses I'm just glad I remember when it's time to eat.....lol

Plus my philosophy has always been to never waste effort on memorizing stuff but to keep track of where the right reference for the subject can be found.

God bless,Mudd

QuoteOriginally posted by joe skipp:
Long day here, especially in 10 degree temps.

1. Larry Bamford / Phil Grable
2. C.R. Learn
3. Staghorn
4. 003
5. Midge Dandrige / John Alley
6. Jack Howard
7. American Archery
8. Ernie Root / Shakespeare
9. Dick Hamilton / Doug Borland
10. Denny Behn
11. Hunter/Battleshafts/Supreme

Kittrredge carbide wheel....Keen Kill

That's a new one to me on #4. 003-never heard of it and don't remember seeing the ads. Anyone got a picture?

I've still got some of them in the back of the shop somewhere. Used the two blades too

 

QuoteOriginally posted by Ron LaClair:
Heck, I was old when that stuff happened..      

Ron, you aren't old enough to be an antique, but you are old enough to be collectable.  

Just curious, where is this Bill Pyle and Staghorn Archery from? Thanks, Danny Pyle.

QuoteOriginally posted by danbow:
Just curious, where is this Bill Pyle and Staghorn Archery from? Thanks, Danny Pyle.

Merrill WI