Son !!! Looks like you gotcha a Lake Okeechobee large mouth !!!

 

didn't go twenty!

 

You should see the video he did self filming. Shot a Cleaver thru a boar hog that jumped 5 feet straight up doing a flip,rolled over and croaked.

 

Wow impressive

 

125 or 150 grain?

 

He's afraid to go too heavy,,,,so he's on the 125. Frankly, i'm getting just as good results with the 125's as I am with the 150's. It's a hard decision actually. I'm thinking for pigs over a feeder, 150,and when shots are further out,the 125 ? I'm carrying both in my quiver.

 

Nice

 

Looking at the website today. The 125’s are available to public now and they are taking orders on the 150’s for September.

 

Would you believe the whole lot of 150's that were in stock sold out ??? lol...Unreal. He's got more on the way. This is why he set up the "Pre-Order" option, to gauge the need. All of a sudden, people came out of the wood work and jumped on the 150's. once I posted a couple 150 kills. Now I just did a 70 yard 125 grain kill that was ridiculous on a solid 180 pound boar hog, i'm sure the 125 now will pick up a bit ? People see with their eyes, it's easier to believe.

There are many other plans coming in as well. When the option to Pre Order comes, take it. Get yours first. I'll post the test kills before the heads get released for everyone to make a decision on.

 

Great looking head and outstanding price. If I was in the market for a SB these would be on top of my list.

 

I bought myself 6 of these heads (125gr). I haven’t been able to use them in the field yet. But, they’re flying great out to 40 yds. I’m using them with a 300 spine 595 gr arrow, and 26.5 DL 72 lbs DW set up. I’m curious how these will perform on whitetails.

 

You are pretty much inline with what I am using. I'm 27.5 and 80 pounds, with a 300 spine FMJ i'm either 525 W/125 or 550 with a 150. On my carbon shafts, I'm 600+ with 100grain insert and I like 200 spine.

We are shooting the 125 out to 100 yards with decent accuracy. Dead on @ 70 yards,and this is because we as shooters are limited in skill.....lol I have no doubt if an arrow hits bulls @ 70,why doesn't it @ 100 ? Because of shooter skill. I'm not about to shoot a hog @ 100 yards anyway,but did kill one @ 70 last week with a 125 on a 300 FMJ.

Provided you place your shot right where it belongs, this is what you will see. Your entrance will not be a straight slit. Instead it will resemble a "S". This is because the single bevel being sharpened on 1 side,causes a rotation. The S is showing that rotation.

Your exit side will resemble a "O" much like a hollow point bullet. Again this is the rotation. Blood will pour out and Stevie Wonder will be able to trail your blood.

2 things. Always presharpen and pre strop the heads,even out of the box despite them being hair popping sharp. The sharper you can get them initially, the better your resharpening will be later on.

Secondly, make sure your heads are screwed on very very tight to your arrow. These head will be rotating nd you don't want them to loosen and lose your rotation. I cinch mine down for all I got !

Enjoy and post up your results.

 

I've started shooting these as well, flying great out to 60yds for me. What's everyone's preferred method of sharpening?

 

I use a Stay Sharp on 800 grit, then a leather strop. I spend more time stropping then sharpening. The strop really makes them shaving sharp. They shave the arm hair off my arm.

 

I am a big fan of the 150 gr broadheads out of my excal crossbow...slick tricks or the new TOTA solids 1 inchers I just got

 

125s have been as accurate as field points at every distance I shoot at. For sharpness I do 400/800/1200 and just am mindful to knock the butt off the backside lightly. I’m not a pro at sharpening but they pull hair off and that’s more than enough. I’ll be shooting these for awhile, I switched my sight tape over to the 125 head / 535 total at 14 FOC. I’m shooting 297 through the chrono with my EVL 34 PSE 80 lbs at 31” draw length

 

Looks good I might try them this year


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Nice shot

 

They have a 200 grain version up on the website now.

 

I might have to try these

 

Because these are single beveled and twist through the animal is there a certain fetching degree that works best? Can you over rotate them and lose energy on impact?

 

Conventional wisdom says to fletch your arrows to match the natural rotation of your bareshaft, and then get the correct bevel to match those 2. You dont want the broadhead fighting the fletching, or the fletching fighting the natural rotation produced by the direction your string is twisted. I dont think over rotation is an issue, youd lose more energy with the blades being dull than with the blades rotating 40 degrees through the target