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That's what I was gona say. Tough enough and easy to sharpen. No marketing hype means they are priced reasonably.Ace Broadheads
That's what I was gona say. Tough enough and easy to sharpen. No marketing hype means they are priced reasonably.Ace Broadheads
He didn't say you have to buy the best, most expensive heads. He (and I) just want you to buy a good head. Sometimes you can find a bargain. Usually not.Guess I should have prefaced that this is for whitetail hunting, so more than likely 40 and in. So you are telling me if I can not spend the money on the absolute best I should not be out hunting, guess the old timers up until at least 2010 or later were absolutely wrong in what and how they did things. Budget does not always mean crap products.
Thanks for assuming I am a shit-shot and worried about losing arrows in that way. If your quality broad head is junk after shooting it at most things, less than a brick wall, is it really quality? Or do you just not know how to resharpen it to reuse it? Those lighted nocks are also adding weight to the back of your arrow that is not really needed. Those nocks arent going to do much anyway if an arrow is buried under cattails and marsh grass with. 6 inches of water over the top of them. Guess I am probably a crappy hunter for hunting in such a setting also, again refer to the guys shooting big deer in the upper mid-west.
Don’t get your feelings hurt, you didn’t provide any specifics about your budget. A simple Lusk search would have provided you with the exact objective form of information you seek. This forum is more for discussion than it is resolution. Anyways, how much are you willing to spend for 3 heads?Guess I should have prefaced that this is for whitetail hunting, so more than likely 40 and in. So you are telling me if I can not spend the money on the absolute best I should not be out hunting, guess the old timers up until at least 2010 or later were absolutely wrong in what and how they did things. Budget does not always mean crap products.
Thanks for assuming I am a shit-shot and worried about losing arrows in that way. If your quality broad head is junk after shooting it at most things, less than a brick wall, is it really quality? Or do you just not know how to resharpen it to reuse it? Those lighted nocks are also adding weight to the back of your arrow that is not really needed. Those nocks arent going to do much anyway if an arrow is buried under cattails and marsh grass with. 6 inches of water over the top of them. Guess I am probably a crappy hunter for hunting in such a setting also, again refer to the guys shooting big deer in the upper mid-west.
He didn't say you have to buy the best, most expensive heads. He (and I) just want you to buy a good head. Sometimes you can find a bargain. Usually not.
Maybe define budget friendly. When I hear someone say that, it makes think they want something cheap.
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