Originally Posted By: bdeason
Grim reapers are supposed to close after they exit. It is the way theyre designed. It is dang near impossible from them to fail. Just google grim reaper failures. Most of the "failures" ending up being shot placement. I'm not saying you made a bad shot, but until you find the deer we can't say for sure.

As for fixed vs mechanical, the only reason to shoot mechanical is accuracy. Any time you put wings on something you give it the ability to steer itself. The fixed blades would act as wings. As for mechanicals, anything mechanical can fail. Thats why I shoot the ones with the smallest failure rate. That's why I shot grim reaper.

Hope you find your deer.


This broadhead DID NOT OPEN. There is no evidence on the broadhead and no blood on the shaft until the wrap. As for accuracy, I bought into the mechanical is more accurate Bull Schit. A Magnus 2 blade solid piece of steel broadhead flies in the same place as my 100 grain field points and the Grim Reapers. A tuned bow that is then broadhead tuned will shoot anything as accurately as a field point. Back in the day I shot Jerry Simmons broadheads with my compound. They were something like 1 3/4" wide. Guess what, they flew just like field tips.

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