Can we have another broadheads thread??

[mizzippi jb]

Fixed blades don’t fail unless you do..

That can be said of 99.9 percent of any broadhead shot from a proper setup. Problem is most folks gonna blame the head, not the shot. I haven't shot a fixed head at an animal since 1990 something. And each and every bad result was on me

 

[uturn]

That can be said of 99.9 percent of any broadhead shot from a proper setup. Problem is most folks gonna blame the head, not the shot. I haven't shot a fixed head at an animal since 1990 something. And each and every bad result was on me

This has been my experience as well!

 

[James12]

That can be said of 99.9 percent of any broadhead shot from a proper setup. Problem is most folks gonna blame the head, not the shot. I haven't shot a fixed head at an animal since 1990 something. And each and every bad result was on me

^^^^^

 

[bfriendly]

That can be said of 99.9 percent of any broadhead shot from a proper setup. Problem is most folks gonna blame the head, not the shot. I haven't shot a fixed head at an animal since 1990 something. And each and every bad result was on me

I won’t disagree, but maybe my setup isn’t ideal. And A fixed head should be good with ANY setup, especially with slower speeds.

 

[Ihunt]

I won’t disagree, but maybe my setup isn’t ideal. And A fixed head should be good with ANY setup, especially with slower speeds.

Back when my wife deer hunted with me, she shot a 38lb bow and had a monster 23.5” dl. Arrows were maybe 325 grains. I put a Magnus Stinger on her arrows and she shot through a few deer with one being a large buck in Iowa.

They will serve you well. If the deer gets away, trust that it was the Indian.