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1.) Do you use a Broadhead Wrench?
2.) If so, what brand do you use?
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1.) Do you use a Broadhead Wrench?
2.) If so, what brand do you use?
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hedp
Always. I don't know what brand or kind. It is green plastic and looks like a turbine on the inside. Works on any broadhead and cost $2.
Yes, I have a red Bohning one I think. I want those heads tight and ST's are too sharp for my delicate fingers.
Always now....after 12 stiches in my thumb and 4 in my index finger when a Muzzy slipped when screwing it on to a shaft about 15 years ago. I cringe anytime I see someone screw broadheads on with bare fingers. I know why deer die so quickly from archery wounds....the amount of blood from my thumb and finger was astounding!~
Sometimes I'm smarter than other times :wink: :chortle:
I've never cut myself bad, just a nick here or there but eventually a bad cut will happen if I don't start using a wrench every time
I've never cut myself bad, just a nick here or there but eventually a bad cut will happen if I don't start using a wrench every time
Yes. A broadhead needs to be tight! tighter
than what you can twist with your fingers.
A tight broadhead is a stronger broadhead
than what you can twist with your fingers.
A tight broadhead is a stronger broadhead
Nope. Cut my thumb to the bone one time too LOL. Now I use a pair of needle nosed pliers. Works just fine and saves my fingers HAHA
Yep. They are cheap; emergency room isn't. I use the wrenches that come with most of my broadheads or an AMG/Allen (style) broadhead wrench. You can get an AMG/Allen wrench for $1 off Ebay, but some smaller archery shops give them away. That's where I got mine.
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