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#927593 - 09/25/09 07:40 PM Re: Mechanical or fixed broadheads? [Re: AdgerC15]
duckingarrow Tracker Registered: 12/01/05 Posts: 571 Loc: Granbury, Tx	Originally Posted By: AdgerC15 call me old fashioned but im a fixed man! G5 montecs all the way! Ditto! Just can't bring myself to take a chance on a mechanical failure. The Montec G5 has never failed me. Will me shooting the new Montec CS this year. _________________________
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#927627 - 09/25/09 08:21 PM Re: Mechanical or fixed broadheads? [Re: duckingarrow]
spudmonkey Tracker Registered: 01/26/08 Posts: 669 Loc: McKinney, Texas	Here's another video showing a few different types.
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#929043 - 09/26/09 11:05 PM Re: Mechanical or fixed broadheads? [Re: spudmonkey]
skinny Woodsman Registered: 07/27/09 Posts: 132 Loc: dallas tx	check out the video on ragebroadheads.com of the uncensored footage it will show you why so many people are sayin rage is the way . put a rage in the cage
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#929711 - 09/27/09 03:25 PM Re: Mechanical or fixed broadheads? [Re: wst]
HunterTed Extreme Tracker Registered: 09/02/04 Posts: 3602 Loc: McKnney, Texas	I carry five arrows in my quiver......two with Rage expandables, two with Razorcaps (fixed blade) and one with a razor ring for turkeys _________________________ 08 PSE X Force Dreamseason- Spott Hogg Hoggit sights, Top Gun Phantom rest, Kyber Shock Stabilizer, STS 08 PSE X Force SS- Spott Hogg Hoggit sights, Limbdriver rest, Kyber Shock Stabilizer, STS 08 PSE X Force 7-Spott Hogg Hoggit sights, Spott Hogg Whammy rest, Kyber Shock Stabilizer, STS PSE X Force.........speed never felt so good!!!!!!
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#929825 - 09/27/09 04:21 PM Re: Mechanical or fixed broadheads? [Re: wst]
westexhunter Bird Dog Registered: 03/02/09 Posts: 409 Loc: lubbock	i have always loved muzzy however last week i shot a huge boar with the 2 blade rage and i am now hooked he ran only 40yrds no tracking needed. rage is awesome
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#930796 - 09/28/09 08:25 AM Re: Mechanical or fixed broadheads? [Re: deershepard]
gfarley Woodsman Registered: 06/11/08 Posts: 143 Loc: Magnolia,TX	Going to swap over to a rage this year. The extra cutting width has to make a better blood trail. I've always shot thunderheads, and they get the job done, but leave some skimpy blood trails from time to time. _________________________ Keller Williams Realty For all of your hunting property needs.
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#931094 - 09/28/09 11:30 AM Re: Mechanical or fixed broadheads? [Re: rdh1]
Skipper98 Bird Dog Registered: 09/08/09 Posts: 348 Loc: Madison County	Originally Posted By: rdh1 Vortex 125g 2-3/4 hole thats what I use X2 They are awsome! _________________________ Only two things in life Hunting and Wheeling!
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#931105 - 09/28/09 11:35 AM Re: Mechanical or fixed broadheads? [Re: wst]
Curtis Extreme Tracker Registered: 02/26/05 Posts: 3557 Loc: Gonzales, Texas	I like fixed but if I did switch to a mechanical it would probably be Rage. It's the only mechanical that I have seen that I liked. _________________________ Double Arrow Bow Hunting www.doublearrowbowhunting.com Bow & Rifle hunters welcome! Axis - Blackbuck - Fallow - Red Deer - Aoudad
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