k ill go first
Well there is a lot of post on rage here just search and you will get all the reading you want. I have shot animals with both and I would recomend the 2 blade. The three blade seem to be sortof touchy. Keeping the blades lock can be aggrivating. Me and several of my hunting buddies have killed some thirty animals including several large hogs and the same story every time. Pass thru, huge enrty and exit, massive blood trials. There ahs been a few who said they have had experiences with the blades not opening, but no pictures or verifiable info on that, never happened to us. The other negative I've heard is deflection on angled shots. Again never to the hunters I lnow who have used them. Personally I've shot several with a severe angle, one inparticular was a buck I shot last year who had an injury on his neck. He didn't act sick and very well could have survived but I made the decision to take him out. He walked dead away from me down the edge of a food plot and would never turn. When he did it was slight anf 45 yards away. I let'er fly. The arrow went in midway down from the back and just in front of the back hip, behind the ribs. He jumped the string annd the exit was a little HIGHER the the exit on the oposite shoulder. Now it is my opinion that is. Had been using a 1" fixed blade I would not have found him, but because of the 2" cut on that rage he went about 50 yards and I had a blood trial the whole way. Pass through from hip to stern a little high and killed him quickly. Ill use them from now on.
Well there is a lot of post on rage here just search and you will get all the reading you want. I have shot animals with both and I would recomend the 2 blade. The three blade seem to be sortof touchy. Keeping the blades lock can be aggrivating. Me and several of my hunting buddies have killed some thirty animals including several large hogs and the same story every time. Pass thru, huge enrty and exit, massive blood trials. There ahs been a few who said they have had experiences with the blades not opening, but no pictures or verifiable info on that, never happened to us. The other negative I've heard is deflection on angled shots. Again never to the hunters I lnow who have used them. Personally I've shot several with a severe angle, one inparticular was a buck I shot last year who had an injury on his neck. He didn't act sick and very well could have survived but I made the decision to take him out. He walked dead away from me down the edge of a food plot and would never turn. When he did it was slight anf 45 yards away. I let'er fly. The arrow went in midway down from the back and just in front of the back hip, behind the ribs. He jumped the string annd the exit was a little HIGHER the the exit on the oposite shoulder. Now it is my opinion that is. Had been using a 1" fixed blade I would not have found him, but because of the 2" cut on that rage he went about 50 yards and I had a blood trial the whole way. Pass through from hip to stern a little high and killed him quickly. Ill use them from now on.
