| From: 1/2miledrag
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| Date: 16-Jul-19 |
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I received some 80's era arrows with three different BH's attached; satellites and then these two kinds. The one on the left is five blade and the one on the right is four blade. Just wondering what they are. Thanks.
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| From: Nemophilist
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| Date: 16-Jul-19 |
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The one on the left looks like a Razorback 5.
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| From: Nemophilist
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| Date: 16-Jul-19 |
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The one on the right looks like a Magnum. But I'm not 100% sure.
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| From: fdp
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| Date: 16-Jul-19 |
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Is the one on the right a Savora? I can't really tell with the shadows on it.
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| From: MDW
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| Date: 16-Jul-19 |
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The one on the left is a Razorbak 5 and thew right one looks like a Black Copperhead Blazer 4 blade 140 gr.
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| From: 1/2miledrag
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| Date: 16-Jul-19 |
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Here's a better pic of righty
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| From: 24on48hunting
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| Date: 16-Jul-19 |
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NAP Razorback 5 on the left and quite possibly a Savora on the right.
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| From: casekiska
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| Date: 16-Jul-19 |
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Yep, Razorbak 5, only .91" cutting diameter but weighted 142 grains. Man, I dumped a pile of whitetails with those back in the seventies & eighties. Always liked them! Designed & made by the late Andy Simo, founder of New Archery Products and former NASA engineer.
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| From: Loghouse
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| Date: 16-Jul-19 |
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I don't believe the one on the right is a Savora. At least the ones I have are not vented and the blades are a different shape. In addition the Savoras I used to shoot were held in by a split ring in the middle of the blade.
dgb
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| From: 1/2miledrag
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| Date: 16-Jul-19 |
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Ok, Razorbak 5 and jury still out on the other. The pics make it look darker than it is...The entire BH is very shiny and sort of a clipped end rather than really pointy. Thanks for all your responses
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| From: raghorn
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| Date: 16-Jul-19 |
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You guys want to read the existing posts before you post. Go back up to post from MDW...he's correct.
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| From: Jon Stewart
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| Date: 17-Jul-19 |
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OK rag, you read his post, He said it looked like a Black copper head, not that it was. Why be so condescending all the time.
Some of are here to learn so be a good teacher. Most all of know you are a collector and have a lot of knowledge in the area of collecting.
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| From: deadhead4
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| Date: 17-Jul-19 |
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The one on ghe right is a Black Copperhead
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| From: Bill C
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| Date: 17-Jul-19 |
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The one on the right is a Bohning Blazer. I shot a huge buck in 1990 using one of them. It is not a Copperhead. I used them as well, for many years.
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| From: Bill C
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| Date: 17-Jul-19 |
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Here's a pic of a Blazer next to a Copperhead. Top is the Blazer, bottoms is a Copperhead Slicer. .
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| From: deadhead4
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| Date: 17-Jul-19 |
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It is also called a Black Copperhead Blazer made by Bohning.
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| From: Bill C
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| Date: 17-Jul-19 |
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Bohning never made Copperheads. Copperheads were made by Midland Tool and Die in Michigan.
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| From: deadhead4
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| Date: 17-Jul-19 |
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Bohning bought the Black Copperhead line from Midland.
The ABCC lists 32 Black Copperheads on the Master List.
15 by Midland Tool,2 by Furlong and 15 by Bohning. The only 8/32 Copperheads listed are Blazers all the others are glue on.
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| From: 1/2miledrag
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| Date: 17-Jul-19 |
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Great info, thanks guys
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| From: raghorn
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| Date: 17-Jul-19 |
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Posting just post, with out having knowledge or facts and just taking a WAG is not helping anyone to learn. Here the clip from the ABCC master list with the info Deadhead4 stated.
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| From: raghorn
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| Date: 17-Jul-19 |
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Here is a SAVORA 4 blade
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