Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Ryan_Gill_HuntPrimitive on September 09, 2010, 10:12:08 pm
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So at the risk of jinxing myself before the hunt i want to share my 2010 hunting points. i have done some experimenting with what flies the best and what has shown me the best penetration results and i came up with these heads that i am going to try this year. i have been currently hunting with my trade points but as soon as i get one down with them i am gonna try stone again this year. my hazel shafts are flying perfectly, no fishtailing at all, period. and they really slam at 10 -12 yards. ( which is where i am limiting myself to stone hunting distances.) as much as i have never held stock in weighing anything, i weighed these and they are roughly 145 grains each and about 7\8 wide. thats about as wide as i am willing to go but still wanted weight so that is why i went with the diamond design. i was originally shooting lighter points but off my 65# bow i really needed weight up front to keep the arrows flying straight. i am a believer in small points for penetration, but i think weight and arrow flight out-weights the benefits of small points. these are the sharpest points i will have ever hunted with. just testing them lightly on the back of my thumb, they put lots of little cuts on me, these things are really sharp. i have a nice blind set up for a 10 yard shot, get a deer in front of me and it may really be in trouble this year.- Ryan
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They look deadly to me. I may have to try and duplicate some of those.
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i also put really good edges on the trailing edges too so if they stay in the chest or pull out, they continue to cut
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I like 'em! Be sure to show us some pics of them covered in blood should you get lucky.
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Sweet!
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They look good to me,should do the job with no problems.Good luck. :)
Pappy
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Yes, Best of Luck to you this year! I like the sturdy looking base on those.
Joe
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Love them. Love the consistancy too!
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They look great! I just miss too much to use obsidian, I need some of that raw texas rock or fort payne.
Jamie