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Re: Let’s talk broadheads!!!
[Re: Todd1700]
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08/19/18 05:01 PM
08/19/18 05:01 PM
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Only way they more accurate is if the bows not tuned well.
I am going to disagree with this just a little. I have never had trouble getting a bow tuned and therefore my fixed blade broadheads and field points to fly to the same point of aim. But a fixed broadhead tipped arrow is a little more affected by minor glitches in shooting form. A minor glitch in your shot that would cause a field tip to hit 2 inches off at 40 yards will cause a broadhead to be off by twice as much. I find that fixed heads tend to be more affected by wind as well. Mech heads which fly like a field tip do not exhibit these same tendencies. I wasn't talking wind or poor shots, I'm talking shooting an arrow accurately. Wind will affect any arrow including a field points. I hunt NW Oregon, we have a little wind. IAlthough illegal here, I would never use a mechanical. That's just my preference. I've seen 2 mech heads fail to open and that's why I'll avoid them. They do kill lots of animals though
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