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07-21-2010, 05:41 AM
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1957 Ben Pearson ABCC #0189.000
 c.1944 Ace Big Game Express ABCC #0013.100  1952 Goshawk 138 gr  1979 Battle Star II ABCC #0136.000 
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07-23-2010, 05:16 AM
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Hey Guy's,
I'm hoping this is posted in the right section here. I'm new to this forum and just wanted to say there's some great thread's here. I'm located in the UK and find it quite difficult to get hold of collector's broadhead's and any Information about them. So having you guy's both posting photo's and info' on them is a real help, Cheer's!  Whilst I'm here, can I just pick your brain's so to speak, On the average cost of a Copperhead Ripper? (3 notch) I've been after One for a little while now, but the price's some seller's want seem to be real extortionate. (Or maybe it's just me?) Any help is apprecaited! Thank's!!! |
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07-23-2010, 09:59 AM
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100gr
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RN;
You need to join the ABCC! Contact me or "Big Boar" ( he's the membership person) for more info. A Ripper ( they are a common head)shouldn't be more than $10 and probably more like $5 .......but then I have been told many times that I'm cheap.
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07-26-2010, 04:15 PM
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130gr
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1955 Bod-Kin B ABCC #0270.000
 1964 Bod-Kin B ABCC #0276.000  c.1960 Herter's ABCC #0605.000  1965 Herter's ABCC #0610.000  c.1966 Herter's Ram-Mx ABCC #0618.000 
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07-29-2010, 09:04 PM
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It's a Battlestar broadhead made by Frontier Archery Sacramento Cal. Used for small game, and broadhead shoots.
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08-03-2010, 08:50 PM
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130gr
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This little jewel came in the mail today, it's amazing what great condition this old broadhead is in
1941 Ace Standard ABCC #0054.000  Yep...I got the CE F15 Dual Blade fixed, wonder how many will wind up in collections 
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08-19-2010, 06:17 PM
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130gr
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The first one is the 1993 Razorring Limited Edition 110 gr. which was manufactured for testing and then issued for collectors only. The second one is the 1994 Razorring 120 grain broadhead which was the first ones for sale around the world for hunters and the third one is the 1997 Razorring 100 gr. which had many changes to improve flight, penetration and durability. Manufactured by Nicholas Delmonte.
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