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simmons heads??

Started by Manitoba Stickflinger, January 07, 2009, 01:14:00 PM

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Manitoba Stickflinger

I'm looking for a broadhead that's around 200gr. and doesn't require robbing a bank to pay for them. The Simmons Interceptor has caught my eye and was looking for feedback on this head. How are they to sharpen? How do they fly (as they are quite wide)? Any info would help....thanks!

robtattoo

Each to their own, of course, but if it were me I'd go with a 160gn Magnus 1 with a 40gn adapter.
Not sure why, but I could never get the Simmons heads to fly well, yet as soon as I changed back to a Magnus, the problem went away!
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Adirondack Bowman

Take a look at the Ace SuperExpress.200 grains ,1 7/16" wide. Sharpens easy enough and holds an edge.As wide as it is it flys perfect for me.Price around $23 for 6. Can't beat that.

Izzy

Ill 2nd Ace for sharpening ease and great flight.Might even look at Eclipse and an insert.They fly very well too.Just dont ask the pheasant I ran into this past deer season.I missed her with one of each.  :banghead:

cahaba

STOS 160 gr. with a 40 gr. adapter is what I shoot now. I  was shooting the Simmons Land Sharks but I couldnt get them sharp enough for my liking. Im sure they could be sharpened though. The STOS sharpens real easy and fly like my field points.
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"River from above"


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