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Sereated Broadhead ?'s
john in jax
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Hey guys I'm the guy who is just getting back into bow hunting after 20 years away - - lots of stuff has changed.
The broadheads I liked way back then were Gametracker (serrated) Terminators. They were awesome - - at one point I was practicing "quick shots", a shot went low and disintegrated one of the 8" concrete blocks I had holding up the target. The arrow was "S" shaped and the broadhead was broken., BUT I don't thing a .357 mag would have broken that block up anymore than that arrow did.
From way back then I remember the hype/marketing claiming that the serration helped the blade slice easily through even bone.
I had to look really hard to find these same broadheads, and noticed that there just weren't that many FULLY serrated broadheads available - - why not?
The broadheads I liked way back then were Gametracker (serrated) Terminators. They were awesome - - at one point I was practicing "quick shots", a shot went low and disintegrated one of the 8" concrete blocks I had holding up the target. The arrow was "S" shaped and the broadhead was broken., BUT I don't thing a .357 mag would have broken that block up anymore than that arrow did.
From way back then I remember the hype/marketing claiming that the serration helped the blade slice easily through even bone.
I had to look really hard to find these same broadheads, and noticed that there just weren't that many FULLY serrated broadheads available - - why not?
Comments
Personally I want the sharpest blade I can find that will fly as true as true can get.
Do a search on this, I think we had a discussion once about these.