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    Practice broadheads?

    When y'all buy broadheads do you have a select few you set aside just for target practice? I recently ordered 6 slick trick mags and have only used 1 for practice in fear that I will dull out the others for hunting.

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    #2
    Yes, use separate broadheads for practice. I have Muzzy's so we have interchangable blades and I use any blades I've killed stuff with as practice blades.

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      #3
      Originally posted by rossivey View Post
      Yes, use separate broadheads for practice. I have Muzzy's so we have interchangable blades and I use any blades I've killed stuff with as practice blades.
      x2

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        #4
        I shoot each "hunting" broadhead once I get them then resharpen them before putting it in the quiver. I keep one or two in my box to dedicated to practice with as well.

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          #5
          I usually buy a pack of blades so I shoot all the heads then replace blades before the hunt

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            #6
            Originally posted by Tubby View Post
            I shoot each "hunting" broadhead once I get them then resharpen them before putting it in the quiver. I keep one or two in my box to dedicated to practice with as well.
            X2. Every broadhead needs to be shot. What if one had a manufacturing flaw that caused it to fly a little different. I would like to know this before that once in a lifetime buck steps out.

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              #7
              st mags are easy to sharpen bud. Shoot em', sharpen em', eventually retire some as practice.

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                #8
                yup keep one out of the three for practice when I buy them

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                  #9
                  Shoot and sharpen.

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                    #10
                    Use one too tune my combination, and the rest for the real deal

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