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I am shooting a Hoyt Vantage Pro, slinging 2315s with 125gr heads, weighing 560grs, 241 fps, for a ke of 72. I have been all over the place trying to decide and here are the final contenders taking some advice from more experienced folks.
Snuffer
Thunderhead
Razor trick
Phathead
Landshark
Which would you choose?
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Razor Tricks and be done with it.
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Have take deer with all except phathead. All good proven heads though.
think the easiest to tune are thunderhead and razor tricks.
The Hoyt vantage pro is a great stable smooth Quiet bow. Are you shooting fingers or release?
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ribka I use finger release and shoot often. I am accurate to 45yards,6 arrows in 4", but limit myself to 30 on game.
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Razor Tricks and be done with it. yea, at 100 gr. Faster increases pass-throughs (on deer and elk).
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i support razor trick too
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Trick it and stick it...may be the next marketing campaign...
If it was me:
Razor Trick
Thunderhead
Then whatever flies best for your set-up.
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I am shooting a Hoyt Vantage Pro, slinging 2315s with 125gr heads, weighing 560grs, 241 fps, for a ke of 72. I have been all over the place trying to decide and here are the final contenders taking some advice from more experienced folks.
Snuffer
Thunderhead
Razor trick
Phathead
Landshark
Which would you choose? Of those you list, I would go Snuffer, Phathead, Landshark, Thunderhead, Razor trick in that order. Ashby reports Interesting reading on arrow lethality and penetration. How many lbs is your setup?
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not on your list, but muzzy all the way. tried others but nothing compares to them. use to shoot thunderheads but the O-rings finally killed it for me.
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