Quacker-Wacker

Shot this buck on the evening of Oct 25. I saw him bird dogging about 100yards to my right so I hit him with the doe in heat can and he came right in. I stopped him at 18 yards and drilled him!

Thanks guy's. Not worried about it at all. Shoots great, was just wondering.

Deer will hear your bow go off before they hear the broadhead whistle. All the noise weather it's broadhead or fletching is BEHIND the arrow not in front. Put your video camera at the target while you shoot and you will not hear a thing!

I shot my AM 32 through the chrony yesterday and it read 266m fps. Bow is set at 66lbs, DL 28.5, total arrow weight is 435gr, and nothing on the string except D loop. Does that sound about right? I thought this seemed a little slow. I was thinking it would be near 275 to 280 fps. What do you think?

If you lost them with the G5, you probably did not hit them good in which case it dosen't matter which broadhead you use. Just my opinion. That being said, the Rage does get good reviews but at $14 each they are a little too expensive for me.

In this order 1. Magnus Buzzcut/Stinger 4 blade (Awsome, scary sharp!!!) 2. G5 montec 3. Muzzy 4 blade All these are excellent!:tt1:

Anyone else having noise problems with the limbdriver arrow rest? I have this rest on my AM32 and at the shot I get a loud slapping noise from the cord as it hits the riser. Any tips to make it quieter? I put a piece of moleskin where the cord contacts the riser but no improvement. I love the rest but if I can't get rid of the noise, It's going to have to go.

I have the standard split limb clamp style. The one in that pic would work. Where can I get one?

So I installed a limbdriver arrow rest on my new AM32 and found that as I ran the cord down from the limb to the arrow rest, the cord comes into contact with the little bump on the back right handed side of the riser where the cable guard enters the riser. Can this be avoided? Is this ok? should I just put a piece of moleskin where the cord comes in contact and move on? Any help is appreciated. Thanks

Easton Axis XT 340

I've got it narrowed down to these two rests to put on my new Alphamax. Right now I'm leaning towards the limbdriver. Opinions?

A few years ago I purchased a "no peep" or Zero peep. It is a small optic that you mount over or under your sight. It has a dot that you center in the lens. If your form is off just a little bit it will tell you. I LOVE it and will never go back to a peep again. This devise forces you to have good form. Not too many people seem to know about it as alot of people say "what the heck is that thing"? Check it out in the Cabelas catalog.

I still have an old Golden-Key centershot gauge I picked up about 15 years ago for about $6.00. Don't they make them anymore?

Magnus Buzzcut 4 blade. Scary sharp and fly like darts. Can't wait to put one through a whitetails boiler room!

When putting on a D loop do you use nock points and a D loop or just a D loop? Ive been shooting a D loop for 3 years now without nock points. Should I put them in when I replace my D loop?

I'm still shooting my Mathews Q2XL from 2000. Wish I still had my favorite bow of all time, the old Hoyt Spectra Eclipse. I shot that bow better than any other but then again, my eyesight isn't what it used to be!

I thought I read someware that the main blade should be at or around 12/6 o'clock instead of 9/5 on the arrow shaft. Mine are at 11/5 o'clock. Is there an ideal position for arrow flight and accuracy? I'm getting ready to fletch my shafts and would like to know if I should rotate my nocks. Either way I would like them all in the same position.

Magnus Stingers or Buzzcuts hands down!

Well, I took the buzzcuts apart and ran them across my Lansky sharpener. These were sharp right from the factory but I thought I could get them sharper and I was right. I used my fine stone and a 25 degree angle. Did 5 passes on each side, then 4, then 3,2,and 1 and Ive got to say that these are by far the sharpest broadhead I ever came across. Thet are truly SCARY sharp. You just look at them wrong and they will cut you! Only took a couple min for each head. Tonight I will do the bleeder blades.

... and they spin perfectly, shoot like darts and are sharp although I think I will polish the edge which will make them sharper. I like to tinker just to see if I can get them sharper. Can't wait to put one through a deer!

Does anyone know if the scent killer type sprays have a certain shelf life or are they effective even after they are a few years old?

I'm going to buy some new arrows and not sure what size to get. I'm looking at the Easton axis and the Gold Tip XT. Both shafts are on the edge where I could go up to the next size. My bow is an AM 32 with the draw legnth set at 28.5" and draw weight set between 65 and 68lbs. Arrow legnth is 27.5" from the bottom of the throat of the nock to the end of the shaft and tipped with 125gr tips. These shafts will be used for hunting. My thoughts are the 340 for the Axis and 5575 for the XTs. What size of each arrow would you choose?

Thanks guy's, looks like I'm going to give thr buzzcuts a try!!!

I like the buzzcut except for the fact that you cannot sharpen the serrated edge or can you? How tough are the bleeder blades?

I'm trying to decide which broadhead to shoot this year. It is between the Magnus Snuffer SS or the 4 blade Stinger both in 125gr. I have been shooting the G5 Montec for a few years and shot quite a few deer with them with good results but it bothers me that no matter how hard I try, I just cant get them razor sharp. I love the Montec design so I want to make the switch to the Snuffer SS but the 4 blade Stinger has caught my eye. It seems to me that the Snuffer would be the tougher of the two because of the solid steel construction. Plus, you can't beat the lifetime warranty! Any opinions?