still any love for STOS BH's?

[ozy clint]

yeah, sorry i'm not using uber expensive heads when something like a STOS, zwickey or magnus has been getting it done since before it was cool.

[Tim Reese]

I have 4 of the 145 grain ones if anyone wants to trade me for the 125 grain ones ? Wish they were still made. Great design.

[ozy clint]

what did the 'STOS' stand for?

[Ted Fry]

Phil told me that it stood for "Slicker Than Owl S@#t , great head , sorry to see it go by the wayside

[Canadian_spearo]

I still have a dozen 160g STOS
I feel a bit lucky about that 

[ozy clint]

let me do you a favor and help you de-clutter your BH inventory. i'll take your obsolete BH's for free.

[Wudstix]

Ribtek is not $2 each any longer company moved to Australia and shipping back to US doubles the cost.   I’ll hang on to the ones I have for when I’m running low on bow bullets!  Really like the 190 grains for woodies and 160 grains on woody weights are brass adapters for skinny arrows.
Do have one 160 grain STOS I could auction off! 
 

[Caranthir]

Hard to keep producing something folks won't buy. Traditionalist archers are opting for screw-in broadhaeds, and any other arrow shaft material other than wood on a LARGE basis. Roll your own arrows from scratch are few and far between. Alas but it seems to be the current state of affairs.

[Wudstix]

Make your own wood arrows takes time, and life gets busy for many folks.  I still prefer glue-on heads for wood and arrow adapters for when I do shoot non-wood arrows. 
 

[ozy clint]

Give me a glue on with an adapter any day over a screw in. Much more scope for different weights and I can glue them up so they are all indexed the same and any head will go on any arrow and be the same orientation.