wasp broadheads
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heres a link if you dont believe me http://www.wasparchery.com/tough
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I used wasp heads for 6 years, hammer sst's. I always had pass throughs and killed my game but i found that the tip of the heads would chip and sometimes come off after shooting game with them. I also always had to sight my broad heads in different than my field tips. After 20 yards they just didnt come close to where my field tips were shooting. They are definately nice sharp heads though. Im gonna try slick tricks next year. Who knows, i may end up going back if they dont work.
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I have used the Wasp Jackhammers for several years now. Killed two deer with them.
Wasp broadheads were the part of the next generation of hunting tips that appeared after famed Bear four blade design and others such as the "Super Hilbre"......Back then , Wasps were THE tip to use, and if you didn't have them in your quiver, you were behind the times.
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I remember the "super hilbre" head, Ken. I never shot them, but some years ago while chainsawing a log, sparks flew. I ended up replacing the chain and cutting farther down the log. When I split the log, there was a super hilbre embeded in the log.
The theory was that with that long and slender head you would get more penetration. I used bear razorheads on those cedar telephone poles back in the 1960s, and took several deer with them; even had a couple of pass throughs. They were a big improvement over the old three blade heads I used before then. Easier to sharpen too.
These new broadheads are so advanced over the primitive tackle I used back then it is like night and day.
The theory was that with that long and slender head you would get more penetration. I used bear razorheads on those cedar telephone poles back in the 1960s, and took several deer with them; even had a couple of pass throughs. They were a big improvement over the old three blade heads I used before then. Easier to sharpen too.
These new broadheads are so advanced over the primitive tackle I used back then it is like night and day.
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Used the Hil for a couple of seasons in the early '60, then went back to the Bear Razorhead. Still use the Razorhead in my long bow and recurve.
Killed a deer last night usinga mechanical, Rocket 100 grain. I like them when I use mechanicals. 15 whitetails, 1 mulie, and two antelope perfect blade performance.
But I think Rocket was sold, but I still find them and the rebuild kits. Trophyridge.com
Killed a deer last night usinga mechanical, Rocket 100 grain. I like them when I use mechanicals. 15 whitetails, 1 mulie, and two antelope perfect blade performance.
But I think Rocket was sold, but I still find them and the rebuild kits. Trophyridge.com
I used Savora three-bladed tips for years..Shot three bucks with them and they sliced right through...I still have some!arrowhead said:
When I had my first recurve, I bought a dozen wooden arrows with the "Super Hilbre" points...The very first deer I ever shot at with archery equiptment was with these..I missed the deer and hit an oak tree. I pulled the arrow out and the end of the broadhead was rolled back like the end on a elf's shoe...Things were duller than crap..
I'm a Wasp user and love them.... Fly great,penetrate great and a very strong solid head.... Savora???? Yup... Used them for year's... How about Anderson's???? Killed a ton of deer with them.... Like throwing an axe at the deer.... Some had problem's getting them to fly but they flew great for me... Think I've got 4 pack's somewhere....
Ken I had the same thing happen to a Hilbre only on a buck's shoulder.... Head looked like a sardine can when you open it with the key... Rolled neatly back....
Ken I had the same thing happen to a Hilbre only on a buck's shoulder.... Head looked like a sardine can when you open it with the key... Rolled neatly back....
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