From: the Black Spot
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Date: 24-Jan-23 |
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Anyone heard of a MA-3 look-a-like that has “Y5” on them?
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From: Batman
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Date: 24-Jan-23 |
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New to me. Where did You encounter?
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From: raghorn
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Date: 24-Jan-23 |
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Not MA-3, they are Spiral Killer heads made in Italy. The stamp is YS not Y5. there was a left and right spiral and also a straight blade. The early ones looked kinda crude, later they looked better.
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From: Bigdog 21
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Date: 24-Jan-23 |
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X2 raghorn. them look more like vintage ones. Newer ones seem to have more twist.
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From: raghorn
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Date: 24-Jan-23 |
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These look like straight blades. The Spiral Killer actually had a curve like the wave at your favorite surfing spot.
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From: raghorn
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Date: 24-Jan-23 |
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I found a picture in my old broadhead files.
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From: old fudd
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Date: 24-Jan-23 |
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I'll stick with the Old MA 3 And MA 3 L Bone Busters>Although the tips look OK
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From: smrobertson
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Date: 25-Jan-23 |
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Speaking for the MA-3. I know these are a older design and materials, same for the MA- 2. They show up on old arrows at flea markets and yard sales. Don't write these heads off as inferior. And I'm well aware of all the heads out there, new designs and materials, but the MA (Make All Tool & Die) heads sharpen easily (soft steel). I mounted a few on aluminum adaptors and ran them across my Tru Angle file set for 3 blade heads. This put the weight to approx 155 grains, just right for my setup. For someone on a budget there are plenty options for the thrifty archer.
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From: the Black Spot
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Date: 30-Jan-23 |
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My son brought over those YS broadheads. Not quite the quality of the ma-3, but not too bad. They came in a box that said “Miller ski” on it. They weigh 190 gr. He got 20 of them for $1.25 ea
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From: Corax_latrans
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Date: 30-Jan-23 |
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“He got 20 of them for $1.25 ea”
The squirrels are gonna hate that…..
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From: the Black Spot
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Date: 31-Jan-23 |
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Gonna shoot one into some wood and see how they hold up. Son wanted to use them for hogs
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From: raghorn
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Date: 01-Feb-23 |
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over 5000 know broadheads on ABCC master list. You wonder why so many and did some good ones go away. BHD quality like the head above is why many heads are gone. Other reason is marketing, or manufacturing cost, or builder loses interest, retires, or passes.
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