Hey man. Out of all those shots it was really cool to see how ur very 1st arrow of the group was like dead on. You are accurate man! Good info just what I needed to know
@@DialedinHunter Ah thanks for replying. The gun range I go to in Colorado is a range and an archers range too. Looked similar but parts of CO kinda look like AZ.
I've actually never broadhead tuned in my life, lol. I always confirm that they are flying good, but have never had to adjust anything. All we do is paper tune in the shop for a bullet hole, and make sure basic things like bubble level, 3rd axis, etc are dialed.
Thanks for the video. I am shooting a Scorpyd Deathstalker LT which says it is 415 FPS with 370 grain arrow. I have 300 grain arrows and I am thinking the 100 grain GR Micro for whitetail and 125 for Hog. Do you think that's the best choice ? Thank you.
I don't know why people don't understand that it is aerodynamic LeeAnn possible to get a fix head to fly like a field tip any of the blade services that catch air is going to cause the Broadhead in the arrow to drift there's nothing you can do about that and I'm not saying that it's not a good Broadhead but they are never going to fly like a field tip
My bow is tuned and I could shoot fixed but I never will I love machanicals to much. Fixed is stone age move up with the times. Small broadheads kill but big machanicals kill faster proven
@@donwilson350 if proven why did i have a mechanical fail to deploy at 20 yards? killed the deer with just a dime size hole. maid it no further than 30 yards thankfully! fixed blades are time tested proven to always work. any time there a moving part there always a chance to fail!!!! as for your bleed out also wrong ive had deer die in the 20 to 40 yard range with same frequency as larger mechanical heads vs 1 1/16 fix blades. any good shot and wont go far. that is proven
Honestly, I'm not much of an elk guy though, so take that for what it's worth. I know plenty of other folks though that use these heads on elk with success.
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I love that swoosh sound of those arrows, couldn’t tell a difference between FP’s and BH’s with sound.
I love that swoosh as well! They're great!
Hey man. Out of all those shots it was really cool to see how ur very 1st arrow of the group was like dead on. You are accurate man! Good info just what I needed to know
Thanks dude! Good luck out there!
Impressive grouping at those ranges. Thanks for the info.
Thanks! Happy to help!
Be interesting to see if the flier arrow was consistently the same arrow
Good video! That Donkey going off had my LMAO!
Hahahahaha! Gotta love em! Pretty funny.
I got the micro hybrids in the mail yesterday 125 g for crossbow cant wait to try them .
Nice! They are some shooters for sure!
How do you like the Grim Reapers? Thinking of switching to them.
I shot a buck this season with those broadheads. They are excellent.
Awesome! Thinking about using these as backups for my Elk hunt. Also curious. I hear guns in the background. Is this in Colorado?
Very cool. No, this is in AZ. Gun range is in the area.
@@DialedinHunter Ah thanks for replying. The gun range I go to in Colorado is a range and an archers range too. Looked similar but parts of CO kinda look like AZ.
Great grouping brother.
Thanks man! Stoked on these heads!
Nice job!
When I got mine. I had to move arrow rest to the left. They shot a little to the right
My exact arrow but micro
It's a great set up!
This video basically only shows how well your bow is broadhead tuned. Cheers, Adrian.
I've actually never broadhead tuned in my life, lol. I always confirm that they are flying good, but have never had to adjust anything. All we do is paper tune in the shop for a bullet hole, and make sure basic things like bubble level, 3rd axis, etc are dialed.
Nice grouping. What grain broadheads and field points you using?
Thanks! Those are 125's
@@DialedinHunter coolies. What do you do in terms of practicing with these? Do they come sharp from the pack? Did you need to re-sharpen for hunting?
@@jackyv2000 So I normally just set a few aside for practice and keep the unused ones for hunting.
Hey, nice shooting and nice sound zzzzzsscchmp!
How many grains are your arrows and what poundage are you drawing at what drawlength?
Thanks man! I do love that sound! My arrows are 425 grains and I am pulling 70 pounds.
28 1/2 inch draw length
Great vid. Tell me. How have those stock inserts held up?
Thanks! They worked fine. I don't remember ever having an issue with them.
@@DialedinHunter good news. Just hear some story’s of them bending. Not keen on spending another 100$ on components
@@thomothompson1344 I never had them bend on me.
Also. Confirm these were rip tko with the stock components? Thanks a million
@@thomothompson1344 They not the RIP TKO. They are the VAP TKO. Stock components.
Nice! Did u hunt with them? Results? Hunting elk this coming fall
Yes, I did! They worked fantastic!
Thanks for the video. I am shooting a Scorpyd Deathstalker LT which says it is 415 FPS with 370 grain arrow. I have 300 grain arrows and I am thinking the 100 grain GR Micro for whitetail and 125 for Hog. Do you think that's the best choice ? Thank you.
Sounds pretty solid to me! I'm not too familiar with crossbow set up though. Wish I could help more. 👊🏼
You can shoot 👍
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Nice shoot! Do you have an update on how these preformed for you? Thinking about trying GR heads but not sure which model for whitetail.
They performed great for me in the field. Short blood trails and pass throughs!
@@DialedinHunter thats awesome. I believe GR is my next head to try.
I don't know why people don't understand that it is aerodynamic LeeAnn possible to get a fix head to fly like a field tip any of the blade services that catch air is going to cause the Broadhead in the arrow to drift there's nothing you can do about that and I'm not saying that it's not a good Broadhead but they are never going to fly like a field tip
My bow is tuned and I could shoot fixed but I never will I love machanicals to much. Fixed is stone age move up with the times. Small broadheads kill but big machanicals kill faster proven
Darcy Garrow um no not proven!
yes it is
@@donwilson350 if proven why did i have a mechanical fail to deploy at 20 yards? killed the deer with just a dime size hole. maid it no further than 30 yards thankfully! fixed blades are time tested proven to always work. any time there a moving part there always a chance to fail!!!! as for your bleed out also wrong ive had deer die in the 20 to 40 yard range with same frequency as larger mechanical heads vs 1 1/16 fix blades. any good shot and wont go far. that is proven
What Broadhead are you currently using for elk?
Current broadhead of choice is between the Grim reaper from the video or the Evolution Outdoors Jekyll.
Honestly, I'm not much of an elk guy though, so take that for what it's worth. I know plenty of other folks though that use these heads on elk with success.
@@DialedinHunter Thanks for the info and the videos!
Did you index the broadheads to your fletchings?
I did not. Just screwed them on and shot.
@@DialedinHunter before season will you index them?
Nope