Look what came in today!! DRT!!

[stickbowcoop]

DRTs are made in the USA also.
And lifetime warranty. But I'm fixin to take a gander at the solids.

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Actually I emailed DRT last year and they told me they are assembled here but materials are all made overseas. But I really shouldn't have let that stop me, they seem like great heads.

[Buckwheat]

Actually I emailed DRT last year and they told me they are assembled here but materials are all made overseas. But I really shouldn't have let that stop me, they seem like great heads.

Well crap.

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[Biggs]

Well, I can't afford the solids. They sure look awsome though.

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They are really expensive relative to other broadheads. But have a lifetime warranty and are amazing. Super sharp, stay sharp, easy to sharpen, solid steel.

Look at the cost of all your other equipment and you'll see that broadheads are a small part but one of the most critical parts. And i don't shoot but 1 maybe 2 animals each year.


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[BURTONboy]

Oh yea! I was looking at them too but found great deals on these...


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Where did you find a good deal? I love the Solids.

DRT's look nice but I went the Solid route a few years back instead. Might need to try the DRT's next!

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[Kas]

Love both of em but still wanna know what's the deal


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[Buckwheat]

They are really expensive relative to other broadheads. But have a lifetime warranty and are amazing. Super sharp, stay sharp, easy to sharpen, solid steel.

Look at the cost of all your other equipment and you'll see that broadheads are a small part but one of the most critical parts. And i don't shoot but 1 maybe 2 animals each year.


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And I agree with you on this. But I'm also buying for my son also. I'd like for us to shoot the same heads. And with this being his first year with a bow.

They are really expensive relative to other broadheads. But have a lifetime warranty and are amazing. Super sharp, stay sharp, easy to sharpen, solid steel.

Look at the cost of all your other equipment and you'll see that broadheads are a small part but one of the most critical parts. And i don't shoot but 1 maybe 2 animals each year.


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[critter69]

I shot the solids for awhile, they are sharp but they are a little brittle. Broke a couple, blades nick up pretty easy. Then they raised the price and German kenetics became available again. So I sold my last 10 pkgs of solids and bought 10 packages of kenetic XXL. You can buy kenetics for less then the solid, just so you know.

[Buckwheat]

I shot the solids for awhile, they are sharp but they are a little brittle. Broke a couple, blades nick up pretty easy. Then they raised the price and German kenetics became available again. So I sold my last 10 pkgs of solids and bought 10 packages of kenetic XXL. You can buy kenetics for less then the solid, just so you know.

I'll give them a look.

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[JTeLarkin08]

Oh yea! I was looking at them too but found great deals on these...


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Those heads fly great but you will break half of them. They are WAY to brittle. I broke 3-4 out of the 9 I bought. I got rid of them. These were breaking in a 3d target


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[Speedgoat]

I was on their Pro Staff. I love the heads, but could never get them to fly straight. I hope they do for you.

[Buckwheat]

I was on their Pro Staff. I love the heads, but could never get them to fly straight. I hope they do for you.

So this is the problem me and my son are having. I have tried tunning the head and they are planning real bad. And very inconsistent. I love the design and they are sharp as all get out. I going to keep playing with them and see what I can do. But as of now. We r moving on to try something else. Probably G5 montex.

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[rladner]

So this is the problem me and my son are having. I have tried tunning the head and they are planning real bad. And very inconsistent. I love the design and they are sharp as all get out. I going to keep playing with them and see what I can do. But as of now. We r moving on to try something else. Probably G5 montex.

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That's too bad. I've been shooting DRTs and have had no problems with flight. They fly great for me. To be fair though, I am picky about how I have them set up. To me, it is mental, I know, but I need to have them lie flat when the arrow is nocked. I play with my arrow/broadhead combos until I find one that works and this is how I shoot them. The intellectual part of my brain tells me if has zero effect, but the mental aspect says I like the looks (and thus feel) better. TMI, I know.

Montecs are fine, switched from them to DRTs mainly because the Montec blood trails just seemed to be lacking every time I shot something. Don't know why, can't find a reason for it, but the blood trails just weren't as good as I felt they should have been.

[gonehuntin68]

They are really expensive relative to other broadheads. But have a lifetime warranty and are amazing. Super sharp, stay sharp, easy to sharpen, solid steel.

Look at the cost of all your other equipment and you'll see that broadheads are a small part but one of the most critical parts. And i don't shoot but 1 maybe 2 animals each year.


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That's fine when you only shoot a couple animals a year but if your like me it would probably cost well over a $1000 dollars to shoot them for a year as I normally go through about 50+ broadheads a year. Just not worth it for me as my Magnus broadheads work just fine and are also warrantied for life.

[KactusKiller]

That's fine when you only shoot a couple animals a year but if your like me it would probably cost well over a $1000 dollars to shoot them for a year as I normally go through about 50+ broadheads a year. Just not worth it for me as my Magnus broadheads work just fine and are also warrantied for life.

Yep, magnus or slick trick work just fine for a 1/3 of the price

[Buckwheat]

That's too bad. I've been shooting DRTs and have had no problems with flight. They fly great for me. To be fair though, I am picky about how I have them set up. To me, it is mental, I know, but I need to have them lie flat when the arrow is nocked. I play with my arrow/broadhead combos until I find one that works and this is how I shoot them. The intellectual part of my brain tells me if has zero effect, but the mental aspect says I like the looks (and thus feel) better. TMI, I know.

Montecs are fine, switched from them to DRTs mainly because the Montec blood trails just seemed to be lacking every time I shot something. Don't know why, can't find a reason for it, but the blood trails just weren't as good as I felt they should have been.

I'm going to keep playing with them. But about 75% of them at 20;yards wouldn't even hit the target they planned so bad.



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