Schwacker broad heads

Flatlander

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• Nov 6, 2015

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Last year I made a good shot on my buck and still had a hard time tracking him because of the lack of blood trail from my Montec G5 broadhead. My brother had a similar result from his. I decided this year to try a broad head that would leave a better blood trail. After doing a bunch of research and watching some test videos online, I decided the Schwacker seemed to be the most accurate and reliable mechanical broadhead and would leave a good blood trail. My brother pick up some Schwackers too and yesterday evening he shot this little buck at 35 yards and he only went 40 yards after the shot! Complete pass thru and what a hole!
Pic shows entry side and much larger exit hole. Looks like the schwacker delivered!

 

Bigslam51

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• Nov 6, 2015

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Rage in the cage. That's the entry, exit hole was same size.

 

"J"

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• Nov 6, 2015

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Yeah and that's 32" @ 73lb draw weight as well Chad..... lol....

Jim, looks like a good mechanical.... Hope yours is every bit as good....

 

Bigslam51

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• Nov 6, 2015

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"J" said:

Yeah and that's 32" @ 73lb draw weight as well Chad..... lol....

Jim, looks like a good mechanical.... Hope yours is every bit as good....

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Lol, I guess that has something to do with it[emoji6]

 

Mike

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• Nov 6, 2015

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I love the name

 

Boarhead

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• Nov 6, 2015

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Woodsman 3 blade,47 lb recurve.

 

xbowguy

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• Nov 6, 2015

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I like that exit hole. Impressive!

 

bowhunter1023

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• Nov 6, 2015

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I'll schwack it later tonight. lmao

Nice glory holes, I mean exit holes fellas! I've seen several Schwacker holes on social media and they do leave a nasty mark.

 

Flatlander

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• Nov 6, 2015

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Bigslam51 said:

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Rage in the cage. That's the entry, exit hole was same size.

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One of the things I liked about the Schwacker head is they say it's designed to open after it penetrates the Hyde so you don't lose kinetic energy on entry. The photo shows it did just what they said it would.

 

Bigslam51

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• Nov 6, 2015

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Flatlander said:

One of the things I liked about the Schwacker head is they say it's designed to open after it penetrates the Hyde so you don't lose kinetic energy on entry. The photo shows it did just what they said it would.

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If you like em that's all that counts!

 

Flatlander

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• Nov 6, 2015

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Boarhead said:

Woodsman 3 blade,47 lb recurve.View attachment 38152View attachment 38153View attachment 38154View attachment 38155

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I'm glad you posted that. I have a spot with plenty of does and I thought I might try to take one with my recurve but wasn't sure what to use for a broadhead since I've never hunted deer with it. That looks pretty impressive to me, especially at 47 lbs!

 

epe

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• Nov 6, 2015

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They look impressive. But the slim whatever % of mechanicals that don't open, I would be that the percentile ....lol..If I would of lost my buck the other day to a mechanical I would of been sick...