>DO NOT OPEN A WOUND! They're
>crap. I have read more
>negative stuff on this site
>than any other broad head
>on the market. One guy
>even said the blade broke
>on contact. Ive never read
>a bad thing about G5
>Montec. There was an article
>in a magazine a few
>months back about how the
>G5 was better at ebverything.
>Pentration, flight, cut on contact
>and not to mention durability.
>Im just goin off what
>Ive read on these posts.
>Anything that breaks and results
>in the loss of an
>animal is crap to me.
>Even if it is a
>forked horn!
>
>Timberline
>
>"Live for somethin' or die for
>nothin'"
Well Mr. Shed...
I have personal first hand experience that is exactly the oppsite of what you have read on a post.
I watched my a friend shoot a 5 point bull with a montec. he miss-judged the distance and hit the bull in the top of the shoulder/base of the neck.. NO MAJOR BONE was hit, but he severed the thick tendon that runs down the neck and into the shoulder area. Bull dropped and got hung up in some brush and trees and could not get up.. he walked up to 20 yards and shot the bull twice more behind the shoulder again with montecs. Bull did not die. He only had 3 arrows tipped with broadheads the other had a small game head on it. My ohter friend was close by and came over he was shooting slick tricks. He took one off of his arrow and gave it to the shooter to put on his grouse arrow so he could finish the bull, which was still very much alive. He shot him with the slick trick and the bull eventually dies..
None of the arrows passed through or even broke the skin on the far side, except the first one, but I found it a short distance away.
ONLY ONE BROADHEAD WAS RECOVERED!!! THE SLICK TRICK.
All three montecs were broke with the threads still in the insterts. The thickest bone hit was a rib and the fin bone on top of the spine on the first shot.
I am not backing the slick tricks, as I don't shoot them either, but you might think about posting information or opinions based on somthing that YOU have seen or actually been involved with instead of something you saw on the internet...