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Seriously considering the NAP 200 gr. Razorcap for whitetails this year. Just wondering if anyone out there has any experiences (good or bad) with them. Ken
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Draw, Anchor, Aim, Release, Gut, Drag Posts: 1007 | From: Grundy, Virginia | Registered: Oct 2006
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I took some out of the package and looked at them at my local archery shop. I will tell you this, they are very sharp out of the package. You could have blood trailed me through that shop. They are not a bad looking head but i have used any on anything other than my self
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I killed one elk with them, had a complete passthru easily. Those were the 150 grain heads. they wre plenty sharp.
great blood trail, on a slightly high hit.
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Killed a bear with one. Down in 30 yards and 10 seconds. Can't complain!
-------------------- Ishi was a Californian Surfboards were invented to prevent the truly gifted from ruling the earth... Posts: 2632 | From: CA ... where the turf meets the surf | Registered: May 2004
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I haven't killed anything with them yet,but i've shot them at my target and they sure fly straight.
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quote:Originally posted by Guru: A fine BH that wont let you down
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If I wasn't on the Kustom King field test team using Trailmaker heads (which I love), I'd still be using Razorcaps. It's as good as they get in a 3 blade head.
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I haven't used them in the last couple of years but have had good luck with them in the past. Matter of fact, I plan on using them again this year because I got a bunch of them . Here's a few razorcap pics.
-------------------- "The older I get, the better I was" Byron Fergenson. Posts: 2248 | From: New Bern .NC | Registered: Dec 2005
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I've killed moose, bear, deer and turkey with them. Everything almost always goes down in sight. The steel in them is great... takes and holds a superior edge. Here's last year's blood trail. it wasn't very long.
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I've used them on deer and turkeys without fail. I've only had one break, and that was on a sika spike. No idea what happened there, but it was most likely shooter error.
-------------------- "The overhead view is of me in a maze...you see what I'm hunting a few steps away." Phish Posts: 1465 | From: Milford Delaware | Registered: May 2009
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I am using these heads. They fly great. Get SUPER sharp and STAY that way. Also, they are really tough. BILL
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