simmons landshark 125 4 blade -

soshad · 12-01-2011, 02:42 PM

these heads look like they would perform awsome. i have heard that they fly not so great. i would love to see a review on these. does anyone use them or know someone that does? i like the curve to them. it seems it would make a nice hole.

cartman308 · 12-02-2011, 03:49 AM

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Originally Posted by soshad

these heads look like they would perform awsome. i have heard that they fly not so great. i would love to see a review on these. does anyone use them or know someone that does? i like the curve to them. it seems it would make a nice hole.

There's several threads in this forum that has wound pics:

Simmons Shark Wound Room -

May find a review there or the Simmons Forum.

coiloil37 · 02-15-2012, 12:02 AM

I haven't seen a Simmons head that doesn't group with my field tips from a properly tuned bow. I had some of the 125 grain 2 blade 1-3/16" cut and they were some of the best shooting broadheads I've ever shot. I've also got the 165 grain 1-9/16" landsharks and they fly perfectly as well at over 300 fps.

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soshad Trial Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 2	simmons landshark 125 4 blade these heads look like they would perform awsome. i have heard that they fly not so great. i would love to see a review on these. does anyone use them or know someone that does? i like the curve to them. it seems it would make a nice hole.

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02-15-2012, 12:02 AM	#3 (permalink)
coiloil37 Trial Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 8	I haven't seen a Simmons head that doesn't group with my field tips from a properly tuned bow. I had some of the 125 grain 2 blade 1-3/16" cut and they were some of the best shooting broadheads I've ever shot. I've also got the 165 grain 1-9/16" landsharks and they fly perfectly as well at over 300 fps.