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Post by Justin on Jan 7, 2011 15:59:50 GMT -5
anyone make their own broad head target or is it worth the money to just buy a good one to shoot broad heads into?
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Post by dropzone on Jan 7, 2011 19:25:49 GMT -5
In my experience there is no such thing as a good broad head target. The ultimate foam block targets we sell will do if you minimize the amount of shooting into it, but I dont recommend it though. I will go to wally mart and by there cheap ones to use for a broad head target and when I'm done so is the target usually. I used a round bale on time and found out that the hay some times picks up some small dirt that really plays havick when it is time to sharpen those broadheads.
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Post by crockett on Jan 8, 2011 11:03:44 GMT -5
I tied my meatseeker mechanicals closed with some dental floss, and shot them into my Rinehart rubber target. It did a bit of cutting of course, but came out easily and didn't wreck the target. I only shot enough to convince myself that these mechanicals "fly like a field point", as advertised (FYI - they do, and they killed two deer for me this year - both fell within 25 yards before they even had time to start bleeding much - big holes!).
-Croc
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Post by Justin on Jan 8, 2011 14:30:56 GMT -5
with Alisha's lower poundage we decided to go with NAP thunderhead edge fixed blade and I will shoot the same in 100g.. I would love to get lots of pratace for us both shooting fixed blades so I will have to come up with something LOL
I seen the pics from your deer and it was impressive on the holes and blood
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Post by archeryassassin on Feb 10, 2011 11:43:35 GMT -5
I like using an old 3-d target as a broadhead target.It needs to be shot up quite a bit,so you can easily get your broadheads out of it,a new one won't work the best.I usually use the hind quarter section of a old deer target,its easy to lug into camp,and cheap.lol
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