your video is what made me decide to order some i will be ordering in the next week

Got mine in the mail the other day and they are the real deal!!!

Great product!  Thanks alot!

Glad the heads are arriving, now you guys get out there and shoot some small game or stumps and post some pics    

Have fun,

Stan

Stan, got the heads today! Will epoxy some adapters in and shoot them this weekend. Great service, I'll bet my check isn't even there yet!
Mike Gerard  owlbait

If anyone is thinking of some small game/ stumpin' heads you have got to get some of these. They are really well designed and made.

One last bump for the weekend.  Thanks for the kind words.

Running the special for another 24 hours.

ok i know the Ad's I have shoot great with 175 grain heads....so the heads are 150's and what's the adapter.

is it something that you can buy from say 3 rivers and put on before the head?

sorry...bit of new info for me

Jer Bear

Hi Jerry,

Here is a link to 3Rivers offering for adapters.  They have everything from 26 grains to 125.

http://www.3riversarchery.com/Broadheads+Points+Inserts+%2526+Adapters_c57_s47_p258_thumb.html

Stan

Thanks for extending your offer! I just ordered a couple 3 packs. I have a special use for 3 of these!    

Benjy

Stan, got the glue-on's to 300gr. I used a short 75 gr steel adapter (they are hollow), filled with solder to flush, Talon filled with remainder of solder. Just barely fits, but it does. The long 125 and 100gr adapters wouldn't allow enough solder to make weight. JB welded them together this morning before work and will hopefully get to knock one off a couple of stumps right before dark when I get home. I really like ability to sharpen the flats...makes a wicked little mini broadhead when ran across a flat stone a few times        

For those who have never used solder to help make a heavier head, it works pretty good if you get the lead/low temp stuff you can still find in electronic stores. Put your adapter and head on a scale together, add hunks of solder to the scale until you reach the desired weight, go to melting and see if it will all fit together. Careful not to overheat the head or you'll have to work to re-temper, hence the low temp solder. using the various aluminum and steel inserts, both hollow and solid, really gives you a lot more options for getting the exact weight you want.

Just glued mine up to make a couple 175gr for one set-up and a couple 250gr. for another set-up.  Can't wait to give them a try!

JC, thanks for the tip on the low temp solder.  I'm really glad that you were able to get to 300 grains.  I was hoping the extra room in the tip would allow for some variation in weight to give hunters options.  I sharpen all of my Talons just a bit before I hunt with them.  I think it helps quite a bit.

Kenneth, looking forward to results!

Dang, missed the April 15 band wagon.

The big question I have is will they get swallowed up by moss and muskeg like we have in Alaska?!