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Arrowslinger
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Just got mine. Looking forward to trying them this weekend. Big Jim did you get the money order?

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quote:
Originally posted by BigJim:
They are made of the same steel and design as the terminators only a lot bigger....thanks, bigjim
Whoa! Those look impressive!

What's the RC hardness number?

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Old York- I thought I knew, but didn't want to guess at it. I will check with VPA come monday.

thanks,bigjim

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I need some!

BigJim, I'll email you tomorrow
F-Manny

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Those are great looking heads.

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very nice Looking heads Jim!
Iv been killing a bunch of stuff with the Terminator 300s and im happy to see a bit more width, bigger the better [thumbsup]

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those are awsome looking heads. it's sad about the name ideas, i don't know the negitive comments, mad because you didn't chose there idea?? it was nice that you would even consider our ideas. i personally think you should chose one, most of us like your heads, the others don't have to or have buy them. i'm looking forward to hearing about the kills with them.
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Shot them yesterday. Very nice. Big Jim did you get the Money Order?

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Jeff- I got it and promptly spent it!

I'm hoping to get a chance to test them on game this year, but it is still busy here and no sign of anything changing (thats good).

My heads are flying perfectly from my Arrow Dynamics hammerhead heavyweights. Wow! you want to talk about foc.
I haven't had a chance to check much of anything else. I've found that my draw length has changed. I guess all this draw weight has stretched my arms. Used to shoot 30.5" arrows, now my BH's are all hitting the riser!

"Only guarantee in life is change"

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quote:
Originally posted by BigJim:
Old York- I thought I knew, but didn't want to guess at it. I will check with VPA come monday. thanks,bigjim
Thanks Jim, those heads do look nice! No whistling vents, nice angle of attack on the blades (MA), integral 8-32 threaded shank, ready-made pyramid point, all a chap needs now is mint jelly and a bottle of wine for the venison [Big Grin]

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I'll settle for some teryaki sause for marinade and Bud Lite.

Bigjim

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Naw Jim, you're just gettin Stronger, and stay with the Bud Light, Job Security for ME !!! Nice Lookin Heads !!
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THOSE HEADS ARE FLAT WICKED! I NEED SOME! [Not Worthy]
And I love the terminators, my favorite head of all time, to this point. can't wait to send them thru a couple elk this year.


For me, its a micro brew and marinade on a grilled stake. however...I 'm interested to hear more details on the mint jelly thing?

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Elkbreath, I tell the missus it's "lamb", hence the mint jelly.

What does she know? [Wink]

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Jim whats the RC hardness and blade thickness?
thanks

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