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zwickey broadheads

Started by cody94, August 16, 2011, 11:51:00 AM

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KodiakMag

The bleeders don't get razor sharp as the major blade does at least mine don't. The backs I sharpen just take a file to them and get the best angle you can with it on each side. When the deer pulls it out it will cut just fine. You don't really have make it razor sharp in the back if you don't want to but at least put a good edge the best you can on it.
55# Kodiak Mag

"Stay calm, Pick a spot."

Zwickey, the 1911 of Broadheads.
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kpete

Cody,
I shot eskimo 4 and then 2 blades for a good number of years.  Have been shooting Grizzlies now, but not sure why(other than the heavier weight)  Lots of pass throughs and lots of punched tags.  Mostly short blood trails.  Shot a large Mule deer buck in Neb in 89.  As I shot he whirled and I hit him next to his "tail pipe" going mostly away.  22 inches of penetration with a Zwickey 2-blade Eskimo.  He went about 300 yds because I pushed him in the open country. He laid down the first time after about 80 yds.
The grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of our God stands forever-Isaiah 40:8

Charlie Lamb

Hunt Sharp

Charlie

Yellow Dog

Can't beat them two blade Zwickey Delta's. Easy to get sharp with a file, tough and silent in flight. Here's a quiver full of them with a bloody arrow in the #1 position.

 
TGMM Family of the Bow

cody94

charlie lamb thats wicked thanks guys keep em comin
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