Every time I try new bh's against my Solids, I find that my Solids are still most accurate relative to fp's and most precise as well.
I really like the deep six solids. But those damn things break to easy. I have broken/bent 4 just practicing with them.
I believe they are guaranteed. I have a couple that I've bent by hitting rocks but never just practicing or killing an animal. I do not shoot the deep six.
We have been able to shoot Toxics and Cyclones accurately out to 140 yards!View attachment 37583
I am not sure which fixed blade is the most accurate on the market, but I'd have to say the Toxic head is the least accurate fixed head I've ever shot, period. I say that with confidence as well.
Can you believe that the #1 broadhead based on quantity available in one of the interior Alaska shops is the Toxic head? Crazy. They even have a wall full of the Tom Bombs.
Are there even turkey in Alaska?
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In recent weeks, I've tested the A-TAC quite a bit and have found it to be in a completely different class, as far as forgiveness in long range fixed blade flight. I have found Solids, Helix, Exodus, and Slick Tricks all fly about the same--and very good at that--but the A-TAC is quite a bit better.
What makes it more accurate ? All the others you listed don't hit with your field points but the A-Tac does ?
Having a hard time see that one
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They all shoot relatively well, but I can get consistently, significantly smaller groups with the A-TAC. There are times I can get the other ones to group like my field points, but the A-TAC just seems less sensitive to form and wind and consistently groups better.
Interesting
I might have to test them out but I can pretty much pile the other ones you mentioned right with field points out to 100 yards. Now in the wind the 2 blades seem to have less effect than 3 and 4 blades, probably due to less drag.
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