Fred Bear Razorheads

[Greyman]

I am gauging interest, I have several dozen razorheads and thinking of selling some.

[DRT]

What weight?

Gary

[strigif0rm3s]

I am gauging interest, I have several dozen razorheads and thinking of selling some.

I'd take some 145-160's

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[Flint knapper]

ttt

[Jmh05]

Old originals...if so what year?

[Greyman]

mostly the old school greenies. I have some of the dark green ones.

[Greyman]

I would probably put them in sets of 6. choice of glue on or screw in.

[coop]

Those are the heads I started deer hunting with. They came on a card of 3 mounted on cedar arrows for $3.93 (sales tax was 7 cents) at the local furniture store. (1963, no sporting good stores around)

Still good heads that will get the job done today. Never liked the blue screw on heads.

Sorry for the intrusion. Carry on.

[Greyman]

YEH I guess not.

[DRT]

Decided not to huh? Don't blame you. If I had a bunch I'd be hunting with them.

Gary

[Greyman]

Decided not to huh? Don't blame you. If I had a bunch I'd be hunting with them.

Gary

I sure do.

[Flint knapper]

price

[DRT]

I think he decided not to sell them. If he did I would be all over the heaviest screw in models he has.

[Greyman]

These are the old school Broadheads they weigh in around 145grns with the adapters. Back in the day that was all that was offered. If you look at my pics you will see they weigh approx. 115grns without the adapter.........But.... nowadays you can buy heavy steel adapters and make them pretty much as heavy as you want.

[DRT]

I have 75 grain brass insert weights. You can buy them in several weight options.