Magnus Stingers or buzzcuts ...have always flew great for me ...I have took 4 deer ..I can count right off with them ..1 made it 50 yards most 10-20 ..they are mean mothers ...
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Magnus Stingers or buzzcuts ...have always flew great for me ...I have took 4 deer ..I can count right off with them ..1 made it 50 yards most 10-20 ..they are mean mothers ...
How was the blood trail!Quote:
Originally Posted by ftshooter
I've never paper tuned my bow so I have no idea how many FPS it shoots. Personally I don't worry about it because most of my shots are inside of 25 yards due to the places I hunt. I use the four blade fixed cut on contact Talons with the serrated edges on the main blade. They fly about as straight as my field tips do. However I set up and practice with a used broadhead and don't mess with the sights if I'm shooting my field tips. As long as they group in the same spot I don't care where they land. The cut diameter is narrow however and they don't leave a very good blood trail IMO. I've also taken only 2 deer with them. One was a double lung broadside at 15 yards and I watched it fall at 40 yards. The other I hit further back behind the diaphragm and took out the liver. I found that deer about 300 yards away (as the deer walked) only about 100 yards as the crow flies. It had bled out completely in its bed 3 hours after I took the shot. All the blood was in the body cavity though and came spilling out when I started to core the rectum. I'm thinking of switching to Rage 2 blade heads. My old setup was a PSE Deerhunter 60% letoff that pulled 58 pounds. I shoot Gold Tip XT Hunter carbon arrows. According to the website at 29" which I shoot the arrow weighs with the nock and insert and a 100 grain tip I'm shooting about 367 grains. I'm probably shooting close to that. I don't know for sure which insert I have exactly. I should probably weigh my arrows and find out what the minimum weight is for my bow.
I was broadhead shooting tonight with the setup I plan to take to Wyoming this fall. FC400, 28 3/4 draw,(true draw, not AMO) 70#, 398 gr. arrow total with 100 gr. Shuttle T-Locks. Shooting 298 fps. Most accurate set-up I have found so far. 20 shots in all tonight, all within a 4 inch circle at 70 yards. At 40 yards, I had broadheads touching each other in the target, shooting two arrows at a time. That's plenty accurate for me. lol And I know they leave a good blood trail as I have seen deer shot with them before. Massive entry and exit wounds. 1 1/8th inch cut, but leave a good 2 1/2-3 inch hole in and out.
Bucket trail ....low pass thur pours out both sidesQuote:
Originally Posted by Speedykills
Sorry doubble pic ...That is entry hole doe went 20 yards up a hill that pic is me just walking and taking it...
EhunterQuote:
Originally Posted by Ehunter
How would those t-locks be to sharpen? That seems like the only possible drawback.
love the sight of that! I'm using Slick Tricks this year. Athens pushin the 300fps mark, not sure on the Cheetah. Excellent flightQuote:
Originally Posted by ftshooter
Nicely placed shot ftshooter, well done! :D
Click the 'Manage Attachments' in the 'Additional Options' box under the main section in the advanced editor and remove one.Quote:
Originally Posted by ;54104
MLN,
Forget about using a stone to resharpen them. What I use is a diamond steel. Basically like a half round file that's diamond coated. The kind you see in alot of kitchen knife sets. It seems to lay in the bend of the blades well. It's what I use on just about everything to resharpen. I think I got my last one at Wally World. Just a few swipes, and the blades are ready to go.
Crimson Talon XT 100 grain, punches a good hole in animal on both sides