G5 t3 q?

[chris1911]

i was given a pack of these and i am sighted in to shoot those and the muzzy 4 blade. having never shot an expandable my question to you guys is, how close does the practice head shoot to the actual heads?..do i need to shoot the actual heads too?...i would think that a target would mess them up somehow.

[Bad-Karma]

I would shoot a real one a few times to check. I will also say when they first came out I tried them. Blades failed to deploy. Stick with the Muzzy

[bowhuntntxn]

They fly the same as the normal head. The only difference is the blades are made to not deploy. You could break or bend the blades when removing it from the target. Just shoot the practice head and you will be good to go.

[rossivey]

Stick with the Muzzy

X2!

[afishinman14]

Shot some coons with em. Deployed fine. Left a HUGE hole. I mean 4" in diameter with guts hanging out. Never used em on anything bigger though.

[meredj]

Absolutely love the T3. never had a problem with them and yes they fly just like a field point. I have never had it happen but if for some reason the blades didnt open u still get an inch cut

[chris1911]

ill never give up my muzzys....they stay in the quiver always...thinkin about givin these a try on a pig

[bowhuntntxn]

ill never give up my muzzys....they stay in the quiver always...thinkin about givin these a try on a pig

I don't think you will be disappointed in their performance on any animal.

[Death Dealer]

I wouldn't recommend them for a whitetail, they're loud. I bought a pack last year and you could hear them at the target 40 yards away. Shot 2 javelina with them and one is still in my broadhead box. Do a lot of damage just too loud for whitetail IMHO.

[txdukklr]

I wouldn't recommend them for a whitetail, they're loud. I bought a pack last year and you could hear them at the target 40 yards away. Shot 2 javelina with them and one is still in my broadhead box. Do a lot of damage just too loud for whitetail IMHO.

I've shot numerous deer with the t3 and they have worked flawlessly. They are my primary mechanical head. I've never had one make any noise and I've smoked a number of deer with them. Large entrance wounds.

Any well tuned bow is going to shoot the head well.

https://vimeo.com/32389376

https://vimeo.com/34684741

Both these deer were dead within 45 yards, the smaller deer was shot at around 27 yards from about 12 feet up . . . . . no sound.

long video's just forward to the kill shot, you can hear on the slow mo that it's not any louder then any other broadhead. Candidly I think they make less noise then a slick trick

[Death Dealer]

Well we will just agree to disagree. Any time I shoot a broadhead and can hear it at 40 yards I'm not risking a shot at a whitetail with it. My bow was tuned greatly. Granted I'm shooting 335 fps so that may be the difference...

[Pig Slayer]

I've shot numerous deer with the t3 and they have worked flawlessly. They are my primary mechanical head. I've never had one make any noise and I've smoked a number of deer with them. Large entrance wounds.

Any well tuned bow is going to shoot the head well.

https://vimeo.com/32389376

https://vimeo.com/34684741

Both these deer were dead within 45 yards, the smaller deer was shot at around 27 yards from about 12 feet up . . . . . no sound.

long video's just forward to the kill shot, you can hear on the slow mo that it's not any louder then any other broadhead. Candidly I think they make less noise then a slick trick

x1

[chris1911]

on that first deer why didnt you get any penetration?...that didnt give me a warm and fuzzy feelin...

[Booger74]

If you are not feelin it about those heads I will send you the postage and you can send them to me.

[chris1911]

got a buddy at work that wants em....