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New heavy Broadhead Coming

Started by Bob Morrison, September 19, 2007, 08:07:00 PM

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vermonster13

He said they are going to be produced in stainless.
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BigCnyn

Please a half dozen myself for a november hog hunt...

Im shooting a 75 grain adapter, 125 grizzly, 21 insert and a .243, 100 grain bullet in some ventures. I want to try some of those...

Bob Morrison

The production head will be SS. The test heads I have are hardened steel. I don't know the Rockwell but I do know a file will not touch it.

Just in:
Info: proto type- toolsteel O-1, swedish mfg. Rc 46-48 - screw in only ,
poduction type
steel grade SS440 series or SS 17 4PH,  no file, stone or diamond to
sharpen, edge should come up very easy and last, enjoyed the read,
Thanks,
ASL

Dustin Waters

When will they be available to the public?

Adam Keiper

Do they have an insert that you can remove to make make it into a glue on?

Bob Morrison

6 months, Maybe some sooner, I hope.

Roger Norris

I look forward to them. I LOVE heavy broadheads....
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RGK

Looks great. Like the Wiffen bodkin with attitude.
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Benny Nganabbarru

I'm guessing that this broadhead will be useful for those shooting bows around 50 to 60 pounds who want a really heavy arrow, especially one with a high f.o.c. balance; they have some stiff carbons still to choose from. I'm also guessing, however, that for those shooting 70 to 80 pounds, it may not be viable, due to increasing spine too much, especially at longer draw lengths; and if it is still an option, then it won't be that much different in weight to what a fellow might already be shooting with 125 grain adaptors, and 160 or 190 grain broadheads...but at least it would give that same weight in a three-blade option for those so inclined.
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Roger Norris

I think this broadhead and a Grizzlystick shaft would be perfect together.
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"Good Lord....well, your new name is Sledge."
Ron LaClair upon seeing the destruction of his new lock on the east gate

"A man that cheats in the woods will cheat anywhere"
G. Fred Asbell

Moengo

I would buy them right now if thew were available. I'm shooting this weight now, just getting there a different way. If you need someone to test them on South American critters, I'm ready.
CB

Pete W

looks like I won't see them untill Monday or later.
Fed-Ex lost the package..
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cch


Shawn Leonard

Shawn

Jerry Jeffer

Oh I like that! Sign me up for some 300's to use with the new bow I'm trying to get. I could mount those on some telephone poles and have a bolt thrower.    :bigsmyl:
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Pete W

A box was on the table when I got home tonight.
5 stunning beauties were neetly packed in it.
These are prototypes made from steel, so the stainless ones will be even more impressive I bet.
I did not have time to shoot them so I spent some time putting an edge on them and did a bit of spin testing in the press. They spin perfect.

It is no secret I love heavy heads and high FOC so these are just what I like. 300 grains and they look Tank Tough.

Screwed into a 100 grain brass insert they will be 400 grains of devastation. They are now on my hunting arrows ready for the bush.
A few quick test shots is going to confirm they fly the same as the big 2 blade 300's I took off.I am not expecting any surprises, as I change heads often and as long as the weight is close there have been no surprises in the past.
Time will tell though. I will test shoot them before hunting with them.
I am impressed with what I see so far.

Pete
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Gun

Hey Pete-
Gimme one! I'll kill something with it. Promise.I think it will be THE Broadhead. Been waiting for someone to make a unvented long tough 3 blade BH.
PLEASE!
It's really simple. Just don't take those borderline shots. Tomorrow is another day.


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