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Best Single Bevel Broadhead

bigmike23 said:
That's exactly my problem. I'm no stranger to quality gear and I'll happily pay for it. I love the idea of the heads. Pay 800$ for 6 S7 steel broadheads and literally never have to worry about BHs again. The highest quality BH animal after animal for the rest of your life. But I'm absolutely certain I'd lose them all within 5 years, probably alot sooner. I can't bring myself to drop the coin.
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Or you could just buy 6 tuffhead evolutions for a little over 200 bucks. S7 tool steel also.
 
bigmike23 said:
There's best, and best for the money. If best is what you want look no further than bishop View attachment 51536View attachment 51537
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Not BSing, but my first compound bow cost less than one of those broadhead....

Yes I understand the concept of buy once cry one, and if you have the money, go ahead and spend it anyway you want. I know I splurged on my share of things with no logical reasonings.

My wife is pretty understanding now a days since she also has her addictions (dolls). But if I was to spend that money on something that has a decently high chance of losing. The cost in term of the looks she give me for the rest of my life knowing I spent $600 on 600 grains of metal....basically a dollar a grain. Would be so more then I'm willing to pay.

So......

 
I dont care what steel it is. When i hit that granite boulder stickin out behind the deer something horrible is going to happen. I lose at least 2 arrows a year because im not cameron haynes. I did just as good with cheaper fixed blades as i did these grizzlystik heads. The grizzlies last about 1 or 2 passthroughs if anyone is wonderin. At least in rocky terrain. MAgnus needs to make a single bevel stinger!!!!
 
PEEJAY said:
I dont care what steel it is. When i hit that granite boulder stickin out behind the deer something horrible is going to happen. I lose at least 2 arrows a year because im not cameron haynes. I did just as good with cheaper fixed blades as i did these grizzlystik heads. The grizzlies last about 1 or 2 passthroughs if anyone is wonderin. At least in rocky terrain. MAgnus needs to make a single bevel stinger!!!!
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You'll bust the arrow, but I guarantee the BH will be in perfect shape. Bishop has solds ten of thousands of heads and according to the owner they've only had 30 or so warranty claims
 
bigmike23 said:
You'll bust the arrow, but I guarantee the BH will be in perfect shape. Bishop has solds ten of thousands of heads and according to the owner they've only had 30 or so warranty claims
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yup bust an arrow...the bishop goes flyin off never to be seen again. if they covered "loss" maybe it would be worth it lol. theres no way for $100 each ill get my money's worth out of that. im sure some people do. different strokes...
 
Midwest Hunter said:
They’re amazing! Shot my doe last year at 15 yards and she ran 20 and dropped like a sack of potatoes.


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Yeah they’re wicked, my buck in PA last year died in seconds and it wasn’t even a crash. He ran about 20 yards, stopped, and just collapsed.
 
SnakeEater said:
Yeah they’re wicked, my buck in PA last year died in seconds and it wasn’t even a crash. He ran about 20 yards, stopped, and just collapsed.
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I also did a dissection of the doe and was really surprised with the cut of the 100 gr with bleeders. I will not shoot another broadhead as long as they keep selling them. IMO best bang for the buck, also alien archery is quality if you don’t mind waiting forever for them to arrive as customs is a nightmare. Here are my dissection pictures.
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Midwest Hunter said:
I also did a dissection of the doe and was really surprised with the cut of the 100 gr with bleeders. I will not shoot another broadhead as long as they keep selling them. IMO best bang for the buck, also alien archery is quality if you don’t mind waiting forever for them to arrive as customs is a nightmare. Here are my dissection pictures.
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Awesome! I think that curve works with the single bevel and makes a great wound channel. Should have some pics to share of what the 150 grain kudus do to a deer here next month. They’re a fair bit wider so should be excellent!
 
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