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I'm trying to decide on a 2 blade broadhead to use for next season, I'm thinking of trying a Simmons Interceptor screw in style. I like the design of the blade and the single bevel edge. Let's see some of your choices and give the specs of the head length, width & grains. I'd like to see some more options. Thanks guys, John Posts: 96 | From: NE PA | Registered: Feb 2008
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If you are looking at the Simmons style, i would also look at the Centaur two blade (on his website). Jim offers them in single and double bevel and they are awesome.
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Randy Keene Posts: 6668 | From: georgia | Registered: Aug 2007
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On far left, my old standby the Magnus 1, middle Silver Flame DS model (Also like the XL model), and on the right is a Pearson Deadhead in the wide configuration.
The new heads from Centaur do have my interest also, especially the real wide one, and I may have to give them a try... I also like the double bevel as I've had real good luck with it so far...
In a narrow 2-blade I like the Magnus Stinger but opt for the 4-blade configuration, and I also like the Steelforce heads which are very good also...
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>>>-TGMM Family of the Bow---> Posts: 4515 | From: Texas | Registered: Apr 2003
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I like these! Haven't had a chance to see how they do in action. But they fly great and penetrate a broadhead target great!
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snag, those are way cool!! I too have been considering going back to a 2 blade this year. Probably the Magnus I for me.
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Snag, Are those homemade? Simple design but looks fantastic!
-------------------- May your next adventure lighten your heart, test your spirit, and nourish your soul. Posts: 594 | From: Waskaganish, Quebec, Canada | Registered: Jul 2007
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I didn't make this one. Come from more talented than me. TradGang members do marvelous work. I constucted the finished product, but shaft, turkey feathers and trade point are someone elses design.
-------------------- Been There, Done That, Still Plowin. Cane and Magnolia tend to make good arrow. Hike naked in the backwoods. Posts: 2026 | From: Elba, Nebraska | Registered: May 2007
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Here's a 150gr silverflame, think its 1 1/8" across. Sorry about the blood on the arrow
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Unfortunately all my favorite 2 blade heads have an extra blade or two hanging off 'em. That said, you'll often find an old Deadhead or Silverflame XL in my quiver.
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>>---TGMM, Family of the Bow---> Posts: 4802 | From: Tullahoma, TN | Registered: Apr 2006
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