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Originally Posted by Lefty-Canuck
I never put too much stake into the broadhead shoulder blade tests personally....if the head makes it through it’s a bonus. If you hit them there its not where you are supposed to be anyhow.
I drifted a shoulder blade last year (16yrds, Sight was set wrong in the heat of the moment)...and it didn’t punch through. Almost the same spot as in the video, if it gets through it’s doing damage, if the head bends but it penetrates...it’s doing damage. A shoulder blade has varying locations that will possibly punch through or stop dead. They punch through a steel drum well...lots of others bend or break.
Just my thoughts. It’s more important they tune well so you can hit where you are supposed to.
LC
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Exactly...had one bounce off a moose...not cool....place it where it is supposed to go.