highway
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I bought a pack of slick tricks to try one. They don't shoot as good as the rage in my opinion. I have only shot one of the broadheads 2 times. Anyone give me $25.00 for the pack and shipping? They are 100 grain magnums.
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richmanbarbeque
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Highway, If the slick tricks are not flying well start with tuning your bow. Using an expandable to obtain field point accuracy does not solve the problem. A good bow shop or a few tuning tips can help get both Broad heads flying good.
Sometimes using an expandable BH becomes a band aid to us hunters and we need to cure the problem. Fix the tuning problems and Your penetration on deer will go up along with your confidence in the woods. Trust me on this, I have been down the same road. Good luck and I am sure we can help out.
Sometimes using an expandable BH becomes a band aid to us hunters and we need to cure the problem. Fix the tuning problems and Your penetration on deer will go up along with your confidence in the woods. Trust me on this, I have been down the same road. Good luck and I am sure we can help out.
Radar
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Before giving up try group tuning . First of all , spin test your broadheads on the arrows you will be using them on . This is very important . If the inserts are not seated squarely in the shaft , the broadheads will wobble and cause fliers .
Number your best arrows .
Now group tune them :
Shoot 2 or 3 at 25 yards , then shoot 3 fieldpoint tipped arrows.See where they group in relation to your fieldpoint groups. They will plane in the direction your bow tune is off . If the BH's are grouping to the right of the fieldpoints , move your rest left in 1/16" increments . Do the opposite if they are grouping to the left of your fieldpoints.
If the BH's group below the fieldpoints , move your rest up or string loop down in 1/16" increments . Do the opposite if they group above your fieldpoints .
This is assuming you are shooting the correct spined arrows .
Number your best arrows .
Now group tune them :
Shoot 2 or 3 at 25 yards , then shoot 3 fieldpoint tipped arrows.See where they group in relation to your fieldpoint groups. They will plane in the direction your bow tune is off . If the BH's are grouping to the right of the fieldpoints , move your rest left in 1/16" increments . Do the opposite if they are grouping to the left of your fieldpoints.
If the BH's group below the fieldpoints , move your rest up or string loop down in 1/16" increments . Do the opposite if they group above your fieldpoints .
This is assuming you are shooting the correct spined arrows .
highway
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thanks for the info but I just wanted to try them to see if they really did fly good. I shoot field points and rage broadhead great. To the fact that I can pull all 8 arrows out at the same time at 30 yards. I don't want to change anything for that reason. But I will still sell them if someone wants to buy them.
They are 24.99 at cabelas.
highway
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and you pay tax and shipping at Cabelas. So that you are saving.
