adding cutting diameter

[at1010]

I just saw a hunting show where the guy had some type of attachment between the nock and shaft.

He shot a boar with a muzzy, as the arrow passes through the area by the noc expands. Tearing through after the bh.It was somthing Ive never seen before, anyone ever see these?

 

[Hortontoter]

Never saw anything like that. I think way to much emphasis in put on cutting diameter anyways. Take any broadhead on the market and put it through both lungs of any animal and it is a fatal wound. A bigger hole may look more impressive, but that is all IMO.

 

[at1010]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8t9PwkpwExo

this is them! I never heard of anything like this! Search Ravage nocks! Freaking wild, not sure how I feel about them.

 

[Huckleberry Finn]

Would that be legal in Ohio?

 

[teej89]

So the fletchings are attached to a tube that detaches from the arrow when it the wires pop out and the "bleeding tube" stays in and arrow keeps going? And I'm skeptical about using mechanicals haha my god...

 

[at1010]

I have no idea!!! I saw it on a hunting show, and I had to look it up! I never saw anything like it!

I am going to start attaching H1000s to my arrow, and lite them right before I shooot! I ll cut fuses so it blows up right inside the rip cage!!! rotflmao

 

[Blackbeard]

My lord what will they think of next, that's wild. I agree with Horton otter.

 

[dante322]

would rather see a gps chip that detaches from the nock. never loose another deer.

that thing would weigh a lot. would need a heavy arrow and head to drag that.

 

[Hortontoter]

I'm not a big fan of the latest and greatest gimmicks. But, a GPS chip in the deer would save a lot of lost deer.

 

[Bigslam51]

I'm not a big fan of the latest and greatest gimmicks. But, a GPS chip in the deer would save a lot of lost deer.

Hell ya it would!