Anyone seen or used this bad boy yet? Looks pretty good.
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yes, I have them in my quiver. I shot a spike this year with it. Dead, just like all the others I've made good shots on with other broadheads. Not to be a smart..... just telling it how it is. I like the heads and will be taking them with me to Africa this summer. I didn't like that they didn't come in 125gr. Maybe that has changed. I bought them when they first got released. I like the blades and the way they fly. It is my go to head. They are sharp and I have no complaints about them. Just haven't shot many animals with them.....yet
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Great broadheads. Shot 3 deer with them this year. Only downside is that the blades chip up and they are a one and done use.
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I really like these heads, only complaint is I can only find them online, in stainless steel, and can’t find replacement blades yet. It’s like ST is reluctant to really put them out in full force.
They fly true and kill dead!Comment
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WickedTrick?
What’s the advantage of the wicked trick over the standard or magnum slick trick?Comment
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Honestly I don’t know, now the wicked trick has a slightly bigger cutting diameter than the regular slick trick. The wicked is a little more of a cut in contact design than the standard ST.
All it is is a viper trick with grizz trick bleeder blades.Comment
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If you have any Viper Tricks just replace the bleeder blade with a Grizzly Trick ll blade and you will have a Wicked Trick.
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This we’ve been doing this for awhile and it works great flys good also.Originally posted by Arrowsmith View PostComment
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