How do these fly? I read several threads & never seen anything about flight. Was the any tuning involve? My bow is stacking wac'em fixed blades right with my field points. Hopefully gonna get to try them out weekend after next. I really didn't want want to use a new head for practice, y'all think a 3 blade practice head would fly like these carni-fours?
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I lost a doe and a big 10 with carni-fours last year. The got mayber 3 inches of penetration! The doe ran for about 30-40 yards, then just walked across the field with most of the arrow sticking out!
I am convinced they did not open correctly. I called the company, and they admitted that they had some with springs that were too stiff!
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Agree with ^^
I typically NEVER loose an arrow unless it's 30 yards or less. I just feel like their is to much that can happen, except last season I was hunting with my dad when a doe stepped out in a lane and ranged her at 38 yards. I put a carnifour in the boiler. I believe the blood trail could have been seen from an airplane, and she was out in 15 yards.
My biggest buck to date was the same way only a lot closer shot.
-They fly right with my field points, even in VERY windy conditions which is why I went to a mechanical head to begin with. I LOVE the old thunder head, but in a stiff cross wind I had noticed some movement in flight.
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been shooting reapers for a long time. mostly the 1 3/4". have had nothing but pass throughs and big blood trails on deer. the big pigs that I didn't get a pass through on didn't go very far. Even though I firmly believe in "if it aint broke, don't fix it", I am very interested in trying these.
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Originally posted by Burnadell View PostI lost a doe and a big 10 with carni-fours last year. The got mayber 3 inches of penetration! The doe ran for about 30-40 yards, then just walked across the field with most of the arrow sticking out!
I am convinced they did not open correctly. I called the company, and they admitted that they had some with springs that were too stiff!
my son was one of the very first people in the state to actually use them ( I was a dealer) he killed 4 animals with the same head and it opened perfectly each time, and I even told him I thought the head might not open right because it was stiff...
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Originally posted by xman59 View Postsounds like you have other things happening , "stiff springs" would likely increase penetration because they did not open, not reduce it,,, bad hit location, could be a light weight arrow, not getting on you but I do doubt the lack of penetration was caused by stiff springs
my son was one of the very first people in the state to actually use them ( I was a dealer) he killed 4 animals with the same head and it opened perfectly each time, and I even told him I thought the head might not open right because it was stiff...
The unopened broadhead would have 4 blunt portions of the blade stopping the penetration through bone.
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Originally posted by Burnadell View PostBelieve me, I 2nd guessed myself severely aabout shot location, but these were 17 yard shots!
The unopened broadhead would have 4 blunt portions of the blade stopping the penetration through bone.
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Originally posted by Burnadell View PostBelieve me, I 2nd guessed myself severely aabout shot location, but these were 17 yard shots!
The unopened broadhead would have 4 blunt portions of the blade stopping the penetration through bone.
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Originally posted by Burnadell View PostI lost a doe and a big 10 with carni-fours last year. The got mayber 3 inches of penetration! The doe ran for about 30-40 yards, then just walked across the field with most of the arrow sticking out!
I am convinced they did not open correctly. I called the company, and they admitted that they had some with springs that were too stiff!Last edited by critter69; 04-21-2017, 07:57 AM.
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