Post by Canuck2 on Sept 28, 2012 23:00:39 GMT -5
I've used Muzzys, G5's, and a host of other broadheads. Most performed really well but I believe I've found the ultimate. This is my new broadhead of choice.
Since it's about 5000 grains, the deer should topple over just from its weight alone. Only drawback I can see is it might take a bow with a draw weight of 500 lb just to send it more than 10 yards.
Not buying that , huh? Well, OK. It's actually a geocache container I whipped up. For those of you not familiar with the activity, it's like a worldwide treasure hunt using gps devices. Most containers are the likes of ammo cans, camo'd jars, etc and when you find one you sign the log book and then rehide it.
The broadhead is made of a bit of steel pipe with blades welded on and the log sheet is inside the pipe. It screws into the arrow insert. Larger containers often have souvenir trade items and a lot of these hunts take you on some great hikes.
Since it's about 5000 grains, the deer should topple over just from its weight alone. Only drawback I can see is it might take a bow with a draw weight of 500 lb just to send it more than 10 yards.
Not buying that , huh? Well, OK. It's actually a geocache container I whipped up. For those of you not familiar with the activity, it's like a worldwide treasure hunt using gps devices. Most containers are the likes of ammo cans, camo'd jars, etc and when you find one you sign the log book and then rehide it.
The broadhead is made of a bit of steel pipe with blades welded on and the log sheet is inside the pipe. It screws into the arrow insert. Larger containers often have souvenir trade items and a lot of these hunts take you on some great hikes.
