I took a chance on the new Slick Trick SB. I thought it would be shaving sharp out of the package, and it definitely is not. I was thinking this would save a bunch of time. I think that’s the biggest issue is most of them need a lot of edge work.
I am not sure the italicized is true and, with the bolded, I doubt the difference between a head of a certain cutting diameter that fully rotates and one that doesn’t is material.Theres a couple of things I have in mind that I consider advantages; those being the ability to carry a sharper and longer lasting edge as well as continuing to spin while cutting because of force only being applied in one direction. Evidence suggests that you can see one full rotation while cutting out of a single bevel per 16 inches and arguably cause that much more damage. Obviously, not to say a double bevel of any other kind can't get it done, but as a personal preference its where I have desired to move.
Absolutelyif you take the same head, same weight and same profile, same materials shot from the same bow on same arrow and the only variation is on is single bevel and the other is a double bevel and go kill a significant number of animals you won’t see any measurable or meaningful difference in the outcome or performance. Use what you want they will both work fine
LOL their warrantee is a joke. I had a new 100g solid with a loose bleeder, no matter what I did I could not get the bleeder tight. Sent IW the video of same, was told not to worry about it.Used cutthroat and iron will so far. Would recommend the iron will over cutthroat based on limited data. Iron wills warranty can't be beat though as they replaced the broadhead shot my elk with this year due do a few chips being put into one side of the bevel. Also iron will has bleeders which I am a believer in.
You will see the biggest difference in practice, trying to get those stupid single bevels out of your target… knowing the added pain in the ass gives you no perceived benefit in the woods… I hate em after shooting them a good amountif you take the same head, same weight and same profile, same materials shot from the same bow on same arrow and the only variation is on is single bevel and the other is a double bevel and go kill a significant number of animals you won’t see any measurable or meaningful difference in the outcome or performance. Use what you want they will both work fine
Dude no way.. Lil fast times at Ridgemont High. Dude....Anybody lose an IW in Oregon in 2022?
Elk are tough, even with good broadheads. Shot placement is always paramount