Anyone shoot these and if so I would love some feedback. Thanks
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Paging leftridge..... Paging leftridge...
Where are you Jamie???
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Originally posted by KeeganNotSansaba View PostPaging leftridge..... Paging leftridge...
Where are you Jamie???
You beat me to it.Comment
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sorry...... blood sport or blood line ?Comment
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Blood Sport. From muddy outdoors.Comment
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have no info on blood sport seen them on tv asked the same question but love my beaman and power weave my pseComment
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Sorry man.. Been crazy busy in my real job this week.. If I have to do another news interview I'm going to pop..
We are making some rockin arrows with the Blood Sport. I don't want to get in trouble for advertising but if you want a heavy arrow shoot our HT1.. Super slim and freakin tough.. If you want a lighter arrow shoot the HT2..
No one has better quality control on arrows than we do!
Pm me if you have specific questions..Comment
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whats the difference between the APS and the Hti inserts, besides the obvious outsert/insert difference. better stated, why have 2 types?Comment
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Originally we only had the 85 grain stainless insert.. It needed to be a heavy insert to break the spine of the super thick carbon wrap when you shot it. Its a smil diamerter arrow and the wall is super thick. But, its 85 grains.. We wanted an option to cut that weight in half to about 40grains for the insert so we designed the APS.Originally posted by TXVET2004 View Post
It is still heavy enough to break the spine. It also provides more protection for the end of the arrow shaft for hard impact shots though I will have been shooting the HT1 with the stainless insert and I am yet to have on break or crack.
My finished arrow with the stainless is 463gr.. With the APS it would be 422gr.. Its like a FMJ but all carbon.. So no bent shaftsLast edited by Leftridge; 09-04-2012, 05:59 AM.Comment
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Thanks, I shoot the trophy ridge right now, but since they aren't on the market anymore I am looking to switch. the HTi seem to be the upgrade from TR arrows.Comment
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These Blood Sports are comn on! I would like to check em out myself.Comment
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finally saw these last night with Bill Winke sporting some of the stuff.
definetly something to look into when i'm ready for some more arrows.Comment
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I had a hunter at the ranch last week that nailed a tpost using some blood sport arrows. I wasn't there but an arrow that survives that is pretty tough in my books.Comment
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How different is the design of the Blood sports from the "pre-Muddy" Harvester line?Comment
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The main difference is the QA.. We tightened up the specs.. the straightness is the straighness.. not +/- any amount like others and the same is true for the spine..Originally posted by 23wyatt View Post
We also hand sort and weigh our arrows.. The weight is listed on the bag or the box (depending on arrow or shaft) All arrows in that dz will be +/-1 grain of that number..Comment
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