[lost n mi]

i would like to know how the fly as well ?

 

[GSPKurt]

Bump

 

[bowtechben]

fly great out of my 80lbs setup can't decide old faithful steelheads or grizz tricks. i have one unopened pack not sure if i am going to go with them.

good luck
god bless
ben

 

[Mathews LD]

How much did you pay for them?

 

[bowtechben]

don't remeber what i paid for them. i just called the number on the web site and the owner took my order this summer and was great about. but the price is on the web site.

 

[GSPKurt]

fly great out of my 80lbs setup can't decide old faithful steelheads or grizz tricks. i have one unopened pack not sure if i am going to go with them.

good luck
god bless
ben

Thank you, Ben!

 

[BCU_Archer]

they fly just as well as slick tricks for me, which is great! Been trying to stick a doe with them...but it's not working out so well

 

[PAKraig]

I like having the newest and greatest products, so last year, after seriously considering Slick Trick Mags, and using Strikers instead, this year, I opted to order the new Grizztricks....boy am I glad I did.

First impressions...

Very, very razor sharp blades, as sharp as anything from G5. Easily shaved arm hair right out of the package, and with a little more pressure, still shaving sharp after about 20 shots into my Yellowjacket broadhead target.

Big cutting diameter for a fixed blade. Cut a full 1 1/4" hole in my target so I am very eager to see the blood trails they produce.

They fly great. Spot on with my field points, G5 Strikers, Muzzys, but, in all fairness, I have spent countless hours broadhead tuning my 300+ fps Tribute over the previous years and this summer.

The one and only possible negative I've found, is that there is a very subtle increase in noise as compared to my Strikers, which is to be expected as the cutting diameter is increased by an 1/8th of an inch, as well as the addition of a 4th blade. HOWEVER, a little noise should be expected when the dang thing's being propelled through the air at over 300 fps!

There has been some concern expressed with regard to how well they penetrate. So far (just shooting through foam) they penetrate the entire way through my yellowjacket target, just as my Strikers do. It's not a true penetration test, and I haven't shot them side-by-side, but I don't foresee penetration being an issue anymore than any other fixed blade broadhead on the market. I just foresee more blood being spilled more quickly, resulting in a shorter tracking job, and more venison being cooked on the grill........:wink: Good luck fellas and post pictures of those Grizztricked deer when you get 'em!:darkbeer:

 

[Maine-Archer]

Grizz

I am shooting a Hoyt Cybertech 27" @ 65 lbs with axis 400"s. These heads group well out to 45 yrds for me . I shot a fine eight pointer (145lbs) last week and I believe the damage exceeds my previous 8 kills with standard 1" Slicktricks. I was also very pleased with full pass through and 12" into the dirt penetration. The blades are tough. Since it went into the mud I resharpened them with my Lansky sharpener set on razor angle and they are good to go.I purchased mine for 28.99 from Eagle Archery online. Free shipping with a $3.00 handling fee on multiple items.Got them in three days.
I was going to post a pic but my buddy took a nice shot but it is about 15 feet away and does not give a detailed view of the large hole behind the shoulder.

 

[GSPKurt]

Thanks for all your awesome input! I think I'll order some... :blob1:

 

[goblism]

mine fly like darts, can't wait to shoot a deer with 1

 

[PAKraig]

I am shooting a Hoyt Cybertech 27" @ 65 lbs with axis 400"s. These heads group well out to 45 yrds for me . I shot a fine eight pointer (145lbs) last week and I believe the damage exceeds my previous 8 kills with standard 1" Slicktricks. I was also very pleased with full pass through and 12" into the dirt penetration. The blades are tough. Since it went into the mud I resharpened them with my Lansky sharpener set on razor angle and they are good to go.I purchased mine for 28.99 from Eagle Archery online. Free shipping with a $3.00 handling fee on multiple items.Got them in three days.
I was going to post a pic but my buddy took a nice shot but it is about 15 feet away and does not give a detailed view of the large hole behind the shoulder.

Hey, pics are pics. Even if the picture doesn't show great detail of the "Grizzly" hole, we'd all still like to see them. You may have the first buck in your state that was harvested with a Grizztrick :wink:

 

[formula1]

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I love them. They are extremely accurate and shoot just like field tips (See pic)! Now if I could only get a deer to walk in front of me for a real field test!!!

 

[ebayollis]

I love them. They are extremely accurate and shoot just like field tips (See pic)! Now if I could only get a deer to walk in front of me for a real field test!!!

not to been an @$$ or anything but those arrows look like they were shot with field tips...or else you would have cut some of the fletching off of the previously shot arrows grouping that close

 

[formula1]

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not to been an @$$ or anything but those arrows look like they were shot with field tips...or else you would have cut some of the fletching off of the previously shot arrows grouping that close

I understand your concern and you are partially correct. The first arrow was a GrizzTrick, the latter two were field tips. I'm smarter than that as I didn't want to ruin my vanes either. You can however clearly see the cut of the broadhead in the target. This also is a 20 yd. group. Let me know if there is anything else you want to know.

 

[ebayollis]

I understand your concern and you are partially correct. The first arrow was a GrizzTrick, the latter two were field tips. I'm smarter than that as I didn't want to ruin my vanes either. You can however clearly see the cut of the broadhead in the target. This also is a 20 yd. group. Let me know if there is anything else you want to know.

gotcha...I understand now!