it could if you dont hit anything major ,thats way you practice and practice , no matter what you hunt with you need a kill thats clean and efficient a
(1 October 2012, 12:09)Tigs Wrote: [ -> ] (1 October 2012, 12:07)BeardyMan Wrote: [ -> ] (1 October 2012, 11:53)bigpaul Wrote: [ -> ]try using a broadhead!!
http://www.bladesandbows.co.uk/broadheads-270-p.asp
Would these be any good? Or would I be better off with something a bit heavier?
they would do the job
Thanks. Next question is: £12 for 3?!? That's actually more of a statement of disbelief. I'd better get looking for some better priced ones I think.
Thanks for the help gents. Appreciated.
to be honest that pretty good
and those particular ones are like razor blades! the hole length of those prongs are razor sharp, not many animals would survive that
...no small ones definately xD
(1 October 2012, 12:11)BeardyMan Wrote: [ -> ] (1 October 2012, 12:09)Tigs Wrote: [ -> ] (1 October 2012, 12:07)BeardyMan Wrote: [ -> ] (1 October 2012, 11:53)bigpaul Wrote: [ -> ]try using a broadhead!!
http://www.bladesandbows.co.uk/broadheads-270-p.asp
Would these be any good? Or would I be better off with something a bit heavier?
they would do the job
Thanks. Next question is: £12 for 3?!? That's actually more of a statement of disbelief. I'd better get looking for some better priced ones I think.
Thanks for the help gents. Appreciated.
heck thats cheap, i paid £36 for 6! you could also use BODKINS..a bit smaller but just as sharp, i saw 12 on Ebay for £12.60 plus postage.
ebay good for them and yes they are good for clean kills or so ive heard
