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Offline ArrowCrester

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Re: hunting africa
« Reply #20 on: January 19, 2013, 12:45:00 PM »
Duncan,

I was shooting a Fred Bear TakeDown Recurve , 65 lb limbs but I short draw to about 25 1/2" so weight is around 59#,  arrows are 2212  Easton Cosmic Eclipse shafts tipped with 100 grn Magnus Classic 2 blade BHs. I fletched the shafts with three 5" parabolic cut goose feathers... Total arrow wt 480-500 grns.

The Magnus 2 blade BHs performed flawlessly.  They are strong and  cut on contact and cause much internal bleeding.  That helped us track and recover the wildebeest as I had hit him just outside the vitals. The Kudu was shot broadside in the center of the heart/Lung area. He ran about 200 yds and collapsed.
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Yours In BowHunting,

Bob

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Re: hunting africa
« Reply #21 on: January 19, 2013, 05:10:00 PM »
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Originally posted by ArrowCrester:
Duncan,

I was shooting a Fred Bear TakeDown Recurve , 65 lb limbs but I short draw to about 25 1/2" so weight is around 59#,  arrows are 2212  Easton Cosmic Eclipse shafts tipped with 100 grn Magnus Classic 2 blade BHs. I fletch the shafts with three 5" parabolic cut goose feathers... Total arrow wt 480-500 grns.

The Magnus 2 blade BHs performed flawlessly.  They are strong and  cut on contact and cause much internal bleeding.  That helped us track and recover the wildebeest as I had hit him just outside the vitals. The Kudu was shot broadside in the center of the heart/Lung area. He ran about 200 yds and collapsed.
    :archer2:      :archer2:      :archer2:  
Yours In BowHunting,

Bob

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