[brbowman]

I will be choosing between these two for hunting season. BUT WHICH 1! Help!

 

[Meleagris1]

You can't go wrong here. If you have over 65 ft-lbs of KE, I would lean towards the ST's magnums. If less than that, I would choose the RM Turbos or the ST standards.

The difference between standard and magnums is 1/8" smaller cut on the standards.

BTW, the RM Turbos are the best flying fixed blade head I have ever shot.

 

[PABowhunt4life]

I tested both last year and chose the Slick Tricks. Only reason I did so was because of the extra blade and the bigger cutting diameter. Both heads are super strong and fly great.


Whichever you choose, you'll be fine :wink:

 

[brbowman]

ttt

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[BingoFlyer]

Four blades are better than three

Slick Tricks, all steel construction, four .035" SS blades and IMHO the best replacable blade broadhead available.

 

[Orions_Bow]

either head is great. If you feel the need for a 4th blade then your choice is obvious. Either head should shoot great & perform on game with great results.

 

[Cougar Mag]

Like others have said either head is among the best in my opinion. And I agree with what Meleagris1 said............I also have found the Rocky Mtn. Turbos to be the best flying fixed blade head I have ever shot.

 

[NJScotty8]

The Turbo blades are brittle junk as I broke 3 of them just Brodhead tuning. Sent them back and went with the Slick Tricks. Best choice I made since switching over to Mathews. The NAP Nitron’s and Wacums are also worth a look.

The 2006 Slick Trick heads will begin shipping next week, so hold off and send in the order form then.

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