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Abowyer screw in prototype pictures!

Started by Cody Bos, November 13, 2009, 03:28:00 PM

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troutms

I would prefer a 175 grain. Great looking head. I would definately buy some.
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Tajue17

are those all one piece or are you using inserts?
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Boone the Hunter

yeah baby! look sweet, if you make them in 200g let me know
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elknutz

250 looks great to me in stainless.  It rains here.
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bow loving man

stainless for sure...I like that weight... ;)
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maxwell

When are they available?   They look great.

BowBrain

250 grains works for me.  How soon will they be avaliable?

stykshooter

They look great. When will they be available to order?

Keith Karr

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Pat B.

I sure hope you guys are going to keep making the glue on head in CM, they're great heads. I like being able to use different adapters to get the weight I want.. The screw-ins look nice too.

oldgoat

i shoot the brown bear with 100 inserts and love , when will the screwin be on the market? Great broadhead,might like a heavier head some day
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GRAYBEARD

QUIT TEASING US AND START SHIPPING! I WOULD REALLY LIKE THAT HEAD IN A 200 GR.
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Dave Bulla

Look real good.

One question I have, since I've never used single bevel heads.  Do you have to burnish or lap the non bevel side of the head to get it sharp?.  Your pictures are real good close ups and to my eye, the non beveled side looks a little rough and I can't imagine getting it sharp by honing only the one side.  I'm thinking a good polish on the flat side would help sharpening a bunch.  I guess you could get it to a wire edge then just lightly come back from the flat side to clean up that edge?

Just thinking out loud....

What are the dimensions?  How thick is it?
Dave


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George D. Stout

I would think prototypes would be a bit rough...they are prototypes.  Only one person I think asked what the price would be, a bunch asked already for a bunch of different sizes, and the heads are still in the design stage it appears.

The heads look good so far partner, let us see them when completely done, and then you can tell us if you will offer other sizes.  Oh....and the suggested price would be nice too 8^).

mountain trapper

250 is great! When will they be availble???

BigCnyn

stainless,,, like the look.. if possible, 150 grain

Cody Bos

Thank you all very much for the helpful input and I hope it continues. Right now we are only making the Brown Bear in a screw-in model. The dimension of the Brown Bear is 1 1/8 X 2 5/8. The thickness is .072. Since we are only making this one the only weight we will have will be right about 250. Also noticed that some people experienced problems with our paint in the past. We have addressed that and now with the teflon finish being added to all our heads we have not had another problem. I'm sorry but we are not sure of a price yet.

Don Batten

Cody, got my heads today. thanks for the note, and I will send you some pictures. Don Batten
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Mike Burch

Cody,

It's hard to tell, but are these a solid one piece or is the insert glued in?

Thanks.


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