wack'em broadheads WOW!

sagehnter · Aug 9, 2006

Have any of you guys shot at some critters with these? I just tried some 100gr heads tonite and still can't believe how good they fly! For some reason I was lulled into thinking that thunder heads would fly straight, but not compared to these things. I hope they work as well on game too.

deadI · Aug 9, 2006

Im trying them for the first time this year as well. Have a friend that has taken a couple of animals with them. Good luck to you.

Jared
aka: DeadI

AWHOLELOTTABULL · Aug 9, 2006

You guys are in for a treat. IMO they are the best broadhead out there. I have shot big game with them as well as several of my buddies. Great bone breakers, and like you said Sage, they fly really straight. They are also a broadhead that won't break the bank.

www.awholelottabull.com

ELKMASTER101 · Aug 10, 2006

AWHOLELOTTABULL,
said "I have shot big game with them as well as several of my buddies."
sure as hell don't want to be your buddy.
No haven't had the experance to shoot these tips yet.
though i have seen them used on of a lot of hunting showes lately.

BigPig · Aug 10, 2006

I love em too. For all of the reasons listed above. Hope to blow one through a bear in two weeks.

Legolas · Aug 11, 2006

I love 'em. Triton can't make them fast enough to keep up with demand, so they're hard to find right now.

elk_horn · Aug 11, 2006

Wild Arrow in Layton Has some.

AZtrophyhunter · Aug 11, 2006

Did you say they were affordable? Cause I went to the archery store yesterday & pooped my pants when I saw the price.

BOHNTR · Aug 11, 2006

How much were they?

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COLO3D · Aug 11, 2006

>Did you say they were affordable?
>Cause I went to the
>archery store yesterday & pooped
>my pants when I saw
>the price.

Could be worse, I am shooting a broadhead that is made by hand in Germany, they are only twice as much as the Wac-ems. But they truly hit right with my field points out to 60 yards.

AWHOLELOTTABULL · Aug 11, 2006

That's a good one. I didn't realize how that sounded until I read it back. Are you sure you don't want to be my buddy?

www.awholelottabull.com

AZtrophyhunter · Aug 12, 2006

They were $32 for a 3pk. That's a lot for me considering a 6pk of muzzy's is $30. I didn't really poop my pants either.

elkaddiction · Aug 12, 2006

I've used them on hogs with good success. They penetrate great--put one through the shields and both shoulders of a boar in February. I was quite impressed with this performance. They're in my quivers for Utah deer, elk and antelope (along with turbos, wasp 4 blades and slick tricks). It will be interesting to see which ones actually get uesed at the moment of truth!

COLO3D · Aug 12, 2006

They are $29.95 at Bass Pro Shops.

sagehnter · Aug 12, 2006

Same price here. The three packs that i bought were 29.95 each. I know that they cost more that muzzys' and thunderheads but once you shoot these things you won't want to use any thing else. I've shot thunderheads for 15 years, and I've now seen the light.

3 weeks and counting!!!

BOHNTR · Aug 12, 2006

Aztrophyhunter:

Try ordering them from keystone country archery on-line. They've been the cheapest I've seen if you're buying retail. They used to be $24.95 but just recently went up to $27.95. Still the cheapest around. Here's the link: www.keystonecountrystore.com

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