Seneca/Sam Yang What broadheads are you using with the dragon claw
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@210theluke What are you trying to hunt and from what distance(s)?
@Nomadic Pirate 66 Wanna help this fella out real quick?
@Nomadic Pirate 66 Wanna help this fella out real quick?
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@210theluke I use a different rifle and caliber. I like using 100 grain Syked Endurance trocar tipped 3-blade broadheads. Wensel Woodsman cut-on-contact 2-blade broadheads are what’s been suggested to me from an experienced advisor. I don’t have a lot of hunting experience with air bolts. I’ve mainly shot targets so I can’t say a whole lot on the topic.
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Wensel Woodsman are 3 blades, and along the Magnus Snuffer, an other 3 blade cut on contact broadhead are my picks for fast moving bolts
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@Nomadic Pirate 66 Ahhh 3 blades. My mistake. The Magnus must’ve been the 2-blade broadheads because I grabbed some of those.
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I don't think the pig will know the difference with the power that the dragon claw launches bolts with. Just get something that will hold together, no mechanical flippy things. Seems a little overcomplicated for just pigs though. Why not just use slugs or round balls?
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I agree with c_m_shooter. Use a solid broadhead, the dragon claw gets those bolts moving fast. I have some G5 montec broadheads that are made from solid metal and I've shot a lot of stuff with them, can be sharpened and hold together with lots of abuse. Most important they tend to fly straight in my experience.
A rage hypodermic would work I bet, but if you lose a razor in the pig youll have to use a metal detector on your sausages
A rage hypodermic would work I bet, but if you lose a razor in the pig youll have to use a metal detector on your sausages
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