stampy

alright! forgive me for being a little emotional about this one boys, i have 2 young children and ofcourse a young wife , but i love bowhuntin' , hell i love archery!!! but i cannot be bothered with broadhead tuning for the better part of 7 days to have it " come close " that is crap , i am damn picky, i don't know if it was a spine problem, inserts, or what, i even tried 4" feathers, still hit right. so to all my bow huntin' blood brothers if you could please complare steel head xp(with the c.o.c tip) to the reapers i would really appreciate it. i posted about the reapers earlier today, and realized i had to take a different route. perhaps a 1 1/8 expandable would do me better, 50 yds and in , will the small cut of the steel heads make it over the cusp eeeerrrr whaat! !!! thankyou very much fellas!

Standing Bear

I hear ya, now I remember shooting with a guy once that had two of the same sight housing with pins and I asked him why he had two and not just one. He basically told me the same thing you just wrote and he found it the simplest to use one sight to practice during the summer and winter months with his field points and when it came time to go hunting, he simply took that one that he used with his field points off the main bracket and added his broadhead sight. So basically, he didn't have to change anything on his bow in terms of tuning but only had to change the sight housing that contained his pins that were dialed in to his broadheads. He was happy with that and as far as I know, he usually got his bear every season like the rest of us. fyi

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stampy

thanks for the info standing bear, i may try that out!