Iron Will vs Silver Flame?

[gretch6364]

Yep. On average, I’ve noticed that a wider cut tends to stretch even wider once an animal moves around, as the tissue stretches. But a smaller diameter cut tends to close up more readily and get plugged by tissue more easily.


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There has to be a lower limit or general size that you are talking about here. Otherwise, I could just say that a 6" cut must tend to stretch and a 2" cut would close up.

There is obviously a balancing point on penetration and wound size. I would much rather have a pass through and bleeders with a small cut...but a pass through with a bigger hole and bleeders would be great, but we are shoot bows with an upper limit of power.

 

[ndbuck09]

According to this it's 440B

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Probably get a better deal if you ordered them factory direct? Definitely worth paying for the German Kinetic version

LOL what is this dude? A chinese factory? Are you saying that the Grizzley Stick version of the head is manufactured there?

 

[Btaylor]

LOL what is this dude? A chinese factory? Are you saying that the Grizzley Stick version of the head is manufactured there?

You must have read the "About Us" section LOL.

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[dkime]

LOL what is this dude? A chinese factory? Are you saying that the Grizzley Stick version of the head is manufactured there?

I'm not saying, but I'm just saying. I think most people would be surprised by the amount of products they use that Haibo manufacturers.

 

[jonpall]

Would like to be able to afford some iron wills sometime