Are you a broadhead junkie?

[Old York]

What's up with this place?
I'm going broke.
I can only shoot one arra at a time,
yet I still buy more broadheads.
Where does this end?
Live in a van down by the river?
  :D    

[Earl Jeff]

would it be a nice van.  

[Earl Jeff]

OH Tim I see your from Wisconsin can you run over to John McDonalds and see if my bow is done yet!!  

Rounds of cheese make good broadhead targets and tasty too.

[Ragnarok Forge]

It's not the place it is your obsessive compulsive need to hoard. Welcome to our world.        

[Old York]

Originally posted by Earl Jeff:
OH Tim I see your from Wisconsin can you run over to John McDonalds and see if my bow is done yet!!    

I can test and deliver it for just a small holding fee due 2050  

[Earl Jeff]

[JimB]

The river is not a bad place and a van can hold a lot of bows.

[Bowwild]

Those rivers have nice mud banks, great for testing new broadheads!

Funny, I shot Bear Razorheads for a three decades.  However, the last 10 years I've been shooting several. I've killed deer with each type of G5. This year I'll use the Helix 2-blade single bevel jobs even though I bought some Magnus Stingers that haven't been out of the package.

[Night Wing]

Since I found the 2 blade glue on STOS 130 and 145 grain broadheads which I shoot out of my two bows, I've quit buying other brands of broadheads. The STOS are strong, the tips don't curl and they fly like a field point.

[SlowBowinMO]

If I lived 5 lifetimes I'd never need to buy another broadhead.  Sure I have my favorites but most all of them would get the job done, and done well.

I still tend to try a lot of the new stuff, product "research" you know!   :D    :D    :D

[pickaspot]

I too, resemble that statement! After vowing to purchase no more, I just ordered 6 Big Game heads from Jim at Centaur...they just look to awesome not to try.

Oh well, there are worse addictions!

[Slasher]

Originally posted by pickaspot:
I too, resemble that statement! After vowing to purchase no more, I just ordered 6 Big Game heads from Jim at Centaur...they just look to awesome not to try.
!

I felt the same way about my broadhead set-up till I saw those...
I will be using them this year!!! Easier to sharpen than the Simmons but a big cutting heavy head.... But Not quite as easy to sharpen as other straight or convex heads... But close enough to give them a field test with no doubts

 
 

[Jason Hansen]

Yep, I'm the same way...welcome to the club!