Rocky mountain snyper broadhead

[Buckhunter]

Just wondering if anyone has or is using the rocky mountain snyper head and if so what do you think of it.The only thing that worry's me is a shoulder hit and how well the point would hold up.Tried going back to thunderheads this year but no luck getting them to fly.
Good luck to everyone hunting early.

 

[deerbarber]

I just started using them this year. Just took a doe with a snyper. The entrance hole looks like a shotgun hit and it exited out the far shoulder and stuck in the ground she sprayed blood like I have never seen. she made 3 big jumps then died in midair about 20 yards away. By far the nastiest entrance hole I have ever seen Im a muzzy guy from way back but I couldnt get my new g2 to group em well. Anyway I give em a thumbs up..Hope to report on em again on a big buck come November. For your info Im shootin 403 grain carbons at about 58 ftlbs.

 

[Buckhunter]

Thank's for the info Deerbarber I just bought 3 of them tonight and it's good to here that they worked that well for ya.Congrat's on the doe,now go get that pope and young that we all dream about!

 

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Deerbarber, congrates on a nice shot on that doe,

I would consider to crank that bow up to max and or find a conventional head that flies right for you . I think getting a complete pass through on a 250 lb big boy may be a problem with a expandable at 58 lb draw weight.

I just took a pretty nice buck up here a couple week ago . I use the wasp jack hammer sst's 100, similar to the snyper and I have 72 lbs of kinetic energy . The arrow passed through but not enough to stick it in the ground.

I would double check your Kinetic energy level , Gold tip.com has a chart to find this and be sure you are in the 60's

I have had a pass throughs with the Jack Hammers every time except one, when I glanced off a twig and struck the gut and opposit hip bone . Still recovered the buck , however . These expandables produce excellent blood . and extremely quick expiration , in many cases with in sight .

I say if you have the power to use them effectively they are definately the way to go.

Gritty

P.S. I'll be down there in a few weeks to run one through one of those biggun's myself.