Velocity kills
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Well here is my report on the Atom razor wire head.
Bow- G 5 Quest QS 31 63 pounds, 28 in draw
Gold tip velocity XT arrows 27 inches, 75 grain head
Scenario- Big mature doe. Missed at 18 yards, over the back. Took a 43 yard shot on her with a tree at the shouler and one at mid section, only a 10 inch hole to shoot thru. Hit her good. Punched hard, distinct rib bone thwack. Great blood watched her stumble fall and get up. She went up hill, I waited for a while. She went gight to a fence and expired....bad part it was 10 feet off a road. As I was tracking(easy track) I heard a truck stop and then peel off. I hoped it wasn't so... it was. Oh well.
Accuracy- They are dead on and have great flight. Seem to have the field point accuracy they claim to have.
Handling- They are user friendly. You can grip them woth come caution without being cut, but slice with them and they WILL cut.
Performance- They are a tough head and hold up as good and better than others I have shot. I put one in the dirt @ 18yrd, held up fine cleaned out in a jif and was ready to go again...not a mark. At 43 yards I hit a big mature doe right behind the shoulder. Complete pass thru with great blood. Arrow was 10 yards back buried in a log. Pulled it out examined it...flawless, ready to go another round. So far a good head, highly
recommended.
Hope this helps someone.
Bow- G 5 Quest QS 31 63 pounds, 28 in draw
Gold tip velocity XT arrows 27 inches, 75 grain head
Scenario- Big mature doe. Missed at 18 yards, over the back. Took a 43 yard shot on her with a tree at the shouler and one at mid section, only a 10 inch hole to shoot thru. Hit her good. Punched hard, distinct rib bone thwack. Great blood watched her stumble fall and get up. She went up hill, I waited for a while. She went gight to a fence and expired....bad part it was 10 feet off a road. As I was tracking(easy track) I heard a truck stop and then peel off. I hoped it wasn't so... it was. Oh well.
Accuracy- They are dead on and have great flight. Seem to have the field point accuracy they claim to have.
Handling- They are user friendly. You can grip them woth come caution without being cut, but slice with them and they WILL cut.
Performance- They are a tough head and hold up as good and better than others I have shot. I put one in the dirt @ 18yrd, held up fine cleaned out in a jif and was ready to go again...not a mark. At 43 yards I hit a big mature doe right behind the shoulder. Complete pass thru with great blood. Arrow was 10 yards back buried in a log. Pulled it out examined it...flawless, ready to go another round. So far a good head, highly
recommended.
Hope this helps someone.