just cuttin up

I dont know witch head is better the slick trick mag 100 gr or the innerloc 100 gr both are 4 blade heads just dont know witch one to shoot I shoot the innerloc 3 blade now and like it just want to go to a 4 blade head Let me know what yall think

Fabbri

hello. for me Slick trick magnum or WASP 4 blade

but slick trick are really very nice and they flight like field point

SARASR

I tuned my bow for standard tricks this season they fly great I have been very happy with them but next time around I'm thinking of going with the Griz tricks or razor tricks.

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TPjeep

Tried 100 grn standards this year, screwed one on , shot, done, exact as field points, Hunted with them, shot , passthru, stuck in ground, deer died 20 yrds later, Will say the blades needed replaced, but the accuracy, and deadliness are awesome, Good luck

Fabbri

And one think I was seeing using slick trick on sand, for training: the blades were "eating" the ferrule, and now after more than 30 shoots also with new blades I see that them still move a bit on the ferrule

that's the only "bad" side of those broadhead.
I think it could be better to change the broadhead and not to change just the blades, of course after a lot of shoots

Fabrizio
p.s. Forigive my english!!!

just cuttin up

thanks for the info on these heads i guess they are like all others im gonna have to try them and see iv heard that the blades are loose on them alot i dont know ive never even sean one in person people dont stock them herein there stores and people dont shoot them eather

lungbuster

i see no fault what so ever with slck tricks and cant understand why anyone woulnt shot them

Fabbri

I have them (more than 12), I shoot them too, and I just bought other 4 package of slick trick magnum 125gr.

and for sure slick trick are my choice for hunting, with the G5 montec

no reason to don't shoot them, when I will see they are damaged, I will use them for training.... not for hunt. 9 USD for broadhead are very good if u can be sure to carry a wild boar or a deer, or something bigger

DanHouchin

Last year I tried the grizz trick and killed the largest buck in 46 years of bowhunting. I was very dissapointed in the grizz trick though. I hit a perfoct broadside double lung shot from 19 yds but the broadhead did not exit the far side. Three of the 4 baldes were heavily damaged and one broke completely off. I only hit ribs, hide and soft tissue, no shoulder blade. I think the large 1.25" blades are just too much resistance for a pass thru shot on a large animal, 220 lbs. I shoot a Hoyt Tricon XT at 253 fps, 62 lbs draw wt.My buck ran 175 yds with no blood trail for the first half. I do think the slick tricks are the sharpest blade on the market and the smaller dia models would penetrate better. I have since killed 4 deer and a turkey with the wasp hammer 100 gr and another deer and turkey with the montec cs 100 gr. Both performed perfectly but I prefer the montec because of the cut on impact point and it is somewhat sharper than the wasp.

just cuttin up

thanks for the info guys keep it coming i love to hear what people have to say about new heads that i want to try

ricksmathew

You won't find a tougher or better flying head than Slick Tricks!

TPjeep

Deer I shot 20-25 yrds pass thru, died after 20 yrd run. I was using 57lb Liberty, 28 Inch beman ics hunters, 28.5 draw, 100 grn Slick Trick standard, arrow was stuck in ground a few inches, but blades were a little damaged, If setup is correct don't know how they wouldn't pass thru, but i wasnt there, and odd things do happen

Timber

Lots of great heads out there, but I would give a hard look at the Steel Force Phathead. .80 Main blades, sharp as can be, fly great, reasonably priced and free sharpening from the factory. I blew one all the way through a 700 Bull Elk this year at 47 yards. Head looks perfect and was still relatively sharp ( not hunting sharp of course).

ddtomes

go with the slick tricks, the best four bladed broadhead i have ever shot. I shoot the mags. they fly exactly like field points. I will be sticking with the tricks for a long time to come.

bigbuck

I would personally go with the steel force sobs (swing out blades) They are the best head i have ever shot. They are durable and they are actually field point accurate. You dont get that out of fixed blade heads the swing out blades are amazing. Best design ever. I will never touch another head and you guys wont if you try them. Give Nick a call he is the owner and creator and amazing guy. The number is on there site. Dont miss out on the best head of 2010 and 2011.