rutjr
Well-Known Member
Yes sir!
With the body count to back it up.
Some won't like what he says.
But he's 110% right.
If you want a similar broadhead to the Helix, take a look at the Landshark. The only reason I don't like the Landshark, Helix or any other broadhead that has a curve or angle to the blade edge, is that it's difficult to sharpen. Otherwise, they're great heads.
I've killed a ton of deer and agree 100% with shot placement and as sharp as you are able to get the heads. I've heard a lot about 2 blades not leaving good blood trails and from my experiences I must respectfully disagree. If your heads are really sharp and you pop them in the lungs you won't have any trouble finding them. Even if you don't get a pass through, the amount of blood blowing out of the mouth and nose will make an easy trail. Practice more, kill more.
I’m a little baffled why this would be a benefit in 3 blade. I’d love to see proof but I guess I haven’t looked. Usually 3 blade is used to try and get better blood, I don’t think it’s necessary when your far more likely to get 2 holes with a 2 blade.Has anybody tried any of the 3 blade single bevels? I’ve noticed a couple different companies offering those now too.
I stand corrected, I knew I saw one somewhere though.Those are actually a double bevel design. The ease of sharpening and added durability is what gets the RF's endorsement on that particular head. The ozcut hurricane is a three blade single bevel though
Hurricane
www.ozcutbroadheads.com
Just couldn’t beat the price for 6 even with shipping. I went with the single bevels as well. I hope they arrive soon so I can start shooting as well.
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I know it's an old post but I'm looking at kuyaga. What did you think of the old school single bevels? Did you get a chance to see how they did on an animal? Easy enough to sharpen?I used cutthroat 250 last year and they worked fine. I’m trying kayuga old school 175 left bevel this year on a different setup. They are out of Australia so they got to the us in 4 days and spent 19 days in Chicago awaiting clearance. Should have in a couple days to try. We will see.
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I know it's an old post but I'm looking at kuyaga. What did you think of the old school single bevels? Did you get a chance to see how they did on an animal? Easy enough to sharpen?
Thanks