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Zwickey Broadheads

Started by 1Longbow, October 29, 2011, 12:33:00 PM

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RLA

These are the only laws I can find on the MDC web site. Some use stone   :)    some use junk mechanical heads! These look like an old school two blade to me, looks good to me. I'd use them, and probably will.

•A longbow, compound bow or recurve bow of any draw weight; handheld string releasing devices, illuminated sights, scopes and quick point sights are allowed

Can't find a min arrow weight, draw weight, broadhead requirements nothin more? just what I put above.

ChuckC

They look like perfectly fine old school heads.  They will perform as well as all the other Zwickey heads.  But as stated, they cannot currently be used for big game in some states, Wisconsin included.  

A shame.  

I will buy a pack anyway just to have an example for my small collection.  

Might anybody be intersted in one or two for a collection if I do this?  Share the cost a little bit ?
ChuckC

ymountainman

Hey i talked to Jack Zwickey the other day on how to sharpen a 4blade and he said they are gettin a webpage in 6weeks!!

Bladepeek

I'll take 1 or 2 or half a pack if it's not a 3-pack. Be glad to split the cost and shipping.
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kevsuperg

1longbow,  the rage and other mechanical heads are legal as long as the blades fold back when the shaft is withdrawn. IE closed or less than 90* from the shaft.  if they lock in the open position they are then barbed and illegal in NY.
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swampthing

Harpooning? No No, see what happens here, and use that above pic as reference, You put an arrow into a deer, the head is sticking out the other side, as the deer runs through cover the barb snags on brush and pulls it free. If it is a fatal hit, you have a greater potential for more blood on the ground, if it is a non fatal hit the arrow is just pulled free and the wound heals up.
Howard Hill stated he never saw one come out the way it went in, I would believe that.

canopyboy

Brad, ya gotta size that pic man.  Before the new policy is enforced...

It is a great pic though...
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RLA

Here's a pic of the Cliff 140gr.

The Zwickey Ad in the new TBM said 135gr. but there packaging says 140gr. There right in between that on my scales.

 

Next to an Ace super express 200gr.

 


And one with a good lookin arrow from a sponsor here Dinks archery

 

RLA


Stumpkiller

Oh, that looks great.  I badly need one for my collection.
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JamesKerr

If I shoot 2 blades I go with zwickey and this looks like another winner, however I don't really care for 2 blades as for most game on this continent I don't need the extra penetration.
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Dave Lay

if ya like the head but concerned about the "barb" simply grind it off, ya really wont lose enough width or weight to speak of..
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Terry Green

I really like the No Mercy 4 blades....great head. Charlie Lamb and I were talking years ago if Zwickey took the width of the Eskimo and the length of the Delta and made a 4 blade ....it would be a GREAT all around head...and dang if they didn't come out with it without any input from us.

This head is unique to say the least.....I'll buy some cause I'm a long time Zwickey fan.
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jsweka

Nice looking head, but it would be illegal in PA either.  Given the "no barb" regulations a lot of states have, it makes me somewhat wonder why Zwickey would market it since many of their potential buyers wouldn't purchase it due to their states' regs.
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ChuckC

I believe, based upon info just gotten, that they may be a bit pricey too.   Hmmm
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Nice pictures Ryan!  We might have to put you to work!  :biglaugh:
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JamesKerr

Terry I have never shot a 4 blade zwickey because I was concerned about the way the bleeder blades are formed. Do they tend to bend easily?
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KodiakMag

QuoteOriginally posted by JamesKerr:
Terry I have never shot a 4 blade zwickey because I was concerned about the way the bleeder blades are formed. Do they tend to bend easily?
I have never had a problem with them. But, like all steel the proper amount of force will bend it.
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Stumpkiller

I tried the Eskimos with bleeders years ago and found the bleeders just make them harder to sharpen.    :dunno:
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