| From: Dan
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| Date: 16-Apr-18 |
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I dont see much about these. Anyone using them and what has your experience been with them
Thank you, Dan
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 16-Apr-18 |
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Look like the old Simmons so I suspect they will work like the Simmons.
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| From: cacciatore
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| Date: 17-Apr-18 |
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I lately used one Big Game head and it made an impressive work on a 200#wild boar. I have the single bevel ones and you need to know how to get them sharp, not easy for a greenie, but very well made broadheads.
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| From: Bowmania
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| Date: 17-Apr-18 |
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Tried to use them but couldn't get them sharp. I even bought the attachments for the bench grinder. I need a bracket to get things sharp.
Bowmania
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| From: aromakr
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| Date: 17-Apr-18 |
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Here is a Kudu cow, I took in Africa. What your seeing is the entrance hole, its all of 6" long. Yes they work.
Bob
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| From: Dan
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| Date: 18-Apr-18 |
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Wow I like it, but I am not very good at sharpening so getting them sharp may be a problem.
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| From: alphamale
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| Date: 18-Apr-18 |
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I had trouble sharpening them, till I bought the sharpening wheels from centaur, the wheels work so good that you can even resharpen a razerblade,,as for the heads It is beveled and the one deer I shot last season i blew a hole through it just like the ones pictured in the critters above, I'm workin on trytin ta stick a turkey with the head right now if I make a kill I will post some pics and another good review on the head,, ALPHAMALE
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| From: Bushytail
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| Date: 19-Apr-18 |
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I'm a little confused about the Kudu cow pic. If that is the entrance hole (bottom of chest), was the Kudu up on a rock ledge? Or in a tree? Or did it lay down and roll on it's back for you?
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| From: aromakr
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| Date: 19-Apr-18 |
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Bushytail:
The Kudu was slightly up hill, but I was in a pit blind also.
Bob
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| From: Bushytail
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| Date: 19-Apr-18 |
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Aromakr,that makes sense. I'm glad you didn't get mad about the Kudu laying on its back or in the tree joke. Nice shot on your Kudu.
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| From: MDW
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| Date: 20-Apr-18 |
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Anyone have one they would part with? Like to have just one for my modest collection.
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| From: stick&string
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| Date: 20-Apr-18 |
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I have used them and they are fantastic. Stronger than anything I have seen. Watch the video on Centaur website, impressive. It mentions only a few sizes, but they will trim them to get closer to a certain grain, within reason. The only head I buy now!
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| From: Longtrad
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| Date: 20-Apr-18 |
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they are like the simmons but build better and stronger. definatly some tricks to getting them razor sharp. A lot of people like to use a rada wheel or accusharp
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| From: Bowlim
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| Date: 20-Apr-18 |
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If it is just the concavity then use crock sticks. There is a good jewel stick video on sharpening simmons heads, on Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtNBQoVlz80
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| From: Dan
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| Date: 20-Apr-18 |
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Thank you guys. I have the Simmons sharpener, just struggled getting them as sharp as a grizzly 3 blade.
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| From: sir misalots
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| Date: 20-Apr-18 |
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rada wheelie and crock stixs shaving ready
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