Thorn Broadheads Crown Broadhead Test
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2021
- out my review of the Thorn Broadheads Crown! I use accuracy testing sharpness testing, ballistics gel wound channel testing, and durability testing to check the Crown's performance.
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For those watching this, you need to realize this broadhead is creating a 360 degree (3D) wound channel verses a 2 dimensional wound channel of a wide 2 blade broadhead. I am not saying one is better than the other. I not a fan of the long aluminum ferrule and having 8 blades to resharpen. Out of the package it appears quite sharp, & that is good. The last blade is barbed (which can be illegal in some states). The Thorn Crown broadheads are a bit on the expensive side, but I believe they come with an extra set of blades (could be used as practice blades, too). I personally like a simpler fixed blade design myself, but it is an interesting broadhead. Thanks for sharing!
You make several excellent points! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.
Keep the videos coming brother, I like watching yours. You’re very honest about things.
Awesome video!! Thanks for this!!
Thanks for watching
It would be awesome if you could test deadwalker broadheads! I’d love to see how they stack up to testing
I used these last year. I love them! killed my bull elk, pulled it out of the animal and killed my mule deer 2 days later with it. Very close to field point flight pattern. Definitely recommend.
All of Thorns stuff shoots like a field point, work great and are very durable. I haven't bent a blade yet.
I look forward to testing more options from them in the future!
Stumbled upon this video. Wild. You country boys are dangerous 🤣
We are only dangerous if its neccesary. 99.9% of the time its all about hospitality. Thanks for stumbling in!
I just bought Swat XMAG broadheads. I'd like see you test them or the A4's. I like to watch someone else abuse stuff
I was very disappointed with the sharpness of Swats- they fly great but won't cut butter and they are hard to sharpen!
Subbed……..3” shwhackers 150gr
What would you think thew would do with a cross bow? 430fps
Im honestly not sure, I unfortunately have no way to test that. Just guessing based on the small profile of the blades it would fly fine. With that said if your crossbow is going 430 fps and you are concerned about flight Id look into a mechanical head. Youre pushing a ton of energy, more than enough to make a mech head do what its supposed to.
They make a Thorn crossbow crown head. Great on turkeys as well
Are you using these broadheads this year? If not do want to get rid of them?
I am not, but they are already sold and gone.
Did you ever use these on a deer or hog? I'm curious about what kind of blood trail it would leave.
I didnt.
@@Chestthumperoutdoors is there a reason why, or do you just have to many broadheads laying around to get to them all?
Looks vicious. But how does it do when it hits bone or ribs or scapula???
Only an in the field test would be able to properly answer that. Itd did well through the fence slat though so that gives me a little hope.
@@Chestthumperoutdoors I am going to get some magnus 4 blade hornets as you can ReSharpen and reuse them. Talked with a fella that has taken 11 deer with one of those heads.
@@Dutch.1722 Magnus makes some great broadheads, I think you will be happy with how they perform
@@Chestthumperoutdoors I have shot 100 grains field tips and broadheads for years. Just switched to 125 field tips. With 100s my bow shoots 385 grain arrow at 256 fps. With 125s a 410 grain arrow at 251 fps. Hardly any difference in poi this side of 30. Difference is how they hit target. 125s seem to bury deeper in the speed bag. And much harder to pull. So I am gonna go 125 for the broadheads. 6 should last me a bit.
@@Dutch.1722 Increasing arrow weight and FOC are always going to end in better penetration. Good call on the 125 gr heads!
You ever hunt with them?
I did not