MODOC BROADHEADS

[SNYPER]

has anyone out there used modoc broadheads????
made in idaho
they're a 2 blade cut on contact
claim to fly true and very durable!
any comments would be greatly appreciated
as i am pondering buying them

the website is http://www.modocbroadheads.com

may your arrows fly true >>>>>--------------------------->

 

[wmidbrook]

LAST EDITED ON Jun-18-05 AT 07:18AM (MST)[p]Well, I had a gripe about them. The shank length varied on the 6 I purchased, the threading pitch was off near the bottom of the shanks on several as well which resulted in me ruining a couple of the receivers in the shaft of my arrow.

Other than that, the customer service is great. They flew so so in my set up. I do like trying to support to the little guys in the industry but not at the expense of missing shots, etc.

A friend of mine loves them though. Maybe I just got a bum batch that should have been caught by the inspecters.

 

[Foxtrotter]

They do not seem to fly any better than grizzlies or magnus broadheads. They are very sharp, but not durable at all. They are basically a one-shot broadhead, that is all you will get out of them. They tend to bend very easily at the tip when they hit anything, not a good scenario when you hit bone. They are not very tough. If you want a good flying, extremely durable 2 blade try the grizzly, it is extremely durable and flies very well, only complaint on it is it is a bit touhcy on resharpening.

 

[Gator]

They fly really good. The problem is in the tip of them, they break or bend on hitting bone or hard targets, But they do fly great and they leave a good blood trail. I still use mine,I lose a couple a season due to the fore mention problem.I'm close to the point of re-ordering or going with a different type of BH.