wyetterp

Hey Wood. Kinda funny because I remember you talking about the Hunor a
few years ago. Not sure, but I think it was right when you got them.

Anyway, now that you've been using them for a while, what do you think of
them? I've never actually heard opinions from some one who has tested them
out.

I'd appreciate your review.

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Wood

They fly as well as anything I've put on the end of my shafts. You need to sharpen them when you get them from the factory, but I have no problem getting them shaving sharp. They spin true, are .064" thick, weigh 122-123 gr. and will split heavy bones. I've killed a doe, went 50 yds., spike elk went 30 yds., stopped and stood for a while, then fell over, 5 point elk, bad hit in shoulder/leg ball joint, (2" thick) split it in half and he bled massivley for 150-200 yds. dead bull, coyote made it maybe 10 yds. So far this year they didn't help me with a cow elk at 63 yds that I used my 40 pin on, or a 5 point bull just before dark when I hit a branch the size of my thumb. LOL

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wyetterp

Sounds like they're holding up nice. You have, no doubt, put them to good use.

Thanks Wood!

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Sharpster

Agreed! I switched to two blades in the early 80s and never looked back. For me it's primarily an accuracy issue, I just seem to get consistently tighter groups with two blades than I do with multi-blades reqardless of the brand, and in my mind, shot placement trumps everything else in bowhunting. The other big plus to shooting two blade heads is as Wyetterp said- a greatly decreased flight responce from the animal. If they don't run, it makes the recovery alot easier. BTW, the term "two blade slit" gets my blood boiling pretty quick!

Ron

Warped Arrow

2 blades are all I use...but then again I am only shooting 40-45#

WA

XtremeAdrenalin

i have shot one deer with 2 blade rage and seen friends deer shot with two blades. they def do damage but for myself i like 3 blade to make more of a hole not a cut.

but they all do the job if used right

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Camp III

I shoot Simmons 175gr tiger shark. Killed my biggest buck to date with them this year.

Terrier

These are the new Hunor broadheads

AFRICA (this is the new version of the sliver)
Available end of Jan

Weight: 100,125 grain and 165,185 (with steel ferrule)
Blade thickness: .067"
Cutting diameter: 1.14"
Blade material: ATS-34

NEO
Available end of Febr.

Weight: 125grain
Blade thickness: .067"
Cutting diameter: 1.57"
Blade material: ATS-34

RED DEER

Available end of March.

Weight: 125grain
Blade thickness: .067" (the bleeder too)
Cutting diameter: 1.14"/0.87"
Blade material: ATS-34

(I can't to upload the picture because I haven't 10 posts)

05_sprcrw

I saw some pics of the hunor heads somewhere and they definitely looks impressive.

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