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those were some nice videos. I expected the slick trick to be the one to pass the test also.

I like to see those differences to make a better selection on my future shopping basket!
Thanks so much for those very interesting staff buddy!!!!!

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Man, those are awesome brother! That's some great, great info! Can't wait to see continued testing. Thanks so much for contributing those. You're very comfortable on the camera, seems silly, but you're a natural, and that comfort makes the video even better. Great stuff!

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Hey Jerry,

just a question, some people here are saying those kind of test are not utile for see the efficiency of those broadhead on hunt???

I'm an not cultivated on those thinks, I think that can give us the level of resistance in extreme test...
Can you tell me more on your conclusions?

I love the reviews! Thanks Jerry!

It's true Michel, these tests are not designed to demonstrate the accuracy of the broadhead in flight, only the strength of the blades and ferrules and penetration. it offers great insight as to how well a broadhead is going to hold up to hard surfaces such as bone, what the blades are going to look like, and even give you an idea of the blood trail it may leave. For instance, going through bone with the Atom, judging from the job it did going through plywood, and the fact that the wires came off, suggest that if you make a shoulder shot on a boar, deer or other large animal, you very well may not get much of a blood trail at all. Unfortunately, that could mean the difference between locating your harvest or leaving it for the buzzards; having said that, a poor blood trail is no excuse for not trying your best to always recover them.

Accuracy would have to be a different test all together my friend.

Thanks again Jerry!

Sorry was out of town for a few weeks. More to come int he future.

have you guys seen this broadhead plywood test... I'm probably gonna try these this year.

Yes i am waiting on them to be available from my distributor. I plan on duplicating this test.

sweet, I look forward to your test to confirm or deny.
if they are as good as the video makes them to be will you start selling them? (just curious)

Its very possible!

If you confirm the test and sale it, I'll buy you some Jerry!!!!

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That was awesome since Nate has a set of Phatheads for me! Thanks Jerry for another great test!!! I can't wait to see more!

Those inverter broadheads look pretty awesome!

another cool video Jerry... thank you for sharing.

Again, nice job Jerry!
Like I hear before, the fixed blades look more solid, but they are some exception...

Jerry, I can't thank you enough for your contributions here my friend. Great stuff!

Test pack of Inverter broadheads will be in on thursday!

sweet!!!!!... I'm very excited to see your test of these.
also, would you mind if I sent you a PM about your test videos?

Sure send away bro!

Can't wait to see it brotha! Might be my next turkey broadhead!

thats awesome Jerry, thanks a bunch.
also wanna say that this one with the bloopers included is the best one yet...very entertaining.

Yes bro!!! I loved it!!! I'm gonna' have to go get a pack of the Inverter Broadheads! Are the F15's flying like field points? How noisy are the F15's? Would you shoot them? I like the potential for a bloodtrail they offer too and am thinking about those too! You're 'Da Man!

I remember that cat, the first time he walked into your store...Good to see him hanging around a great influence. Seems like a real nice guy. He can learn A LOT from hanging with ya.

Kevin, i have tested the f-15 out to 50 yards and have had great flight 3 inch groups. Also tested the inverter at 50 and it had 3 inch groups. The f15 leaves a huge hole in plywood so i could image onflesh and hide it would be great. Oh were is that shuttle T lock you promised??????

good stuff Jerry, I gotta say tho that the aftershock surprised me.
I wanted to try them a couple years ago but the ferrule being all aluminum turned me away... you have me re-thinking it now though.