Are these legal to use here?

[Mutter87]

Hey, I cam across these Broadheads in "Petersons Bowhunting" and was wondering if they were legal to use here for hunting.

http://flyingarrowmontana.com/#!/splash-page

If that link doesn't work they are called the "Toxic broadhead". They look like a deadly broadhead, however I think they are barbed, but am uncertain.

[Pincherguy]

Originally Posted by Mutter87

Hey, I cam across these Broadheads in "Petersons Bowhunting" and was wondering if they were legal to use here for hunting.

http://flyingarrowmontana.com/#!/splash-page

If that link doesn't work they are called the "Toxic broadhead". They look like a deadly broadhead, however I think they are barbed, but am uncertain.

Don't see why not as long as the cutting width is leagal. Looks like it may be about 1 inch anyway

[petew]

Can you say Gimic/Junk on here?

[jack88]

Originally Posted by petew

Can you say Gimic/Junk on here?

Yes sir, might make a real nice hole through a watermelon. Sigh.

[Mutter87]

Originally Posted by Pincherguy

Don't see why not as long as the cutting width is leagal. Looks like it may be about 1 inch anyway

5" Diameter.

Why are these junk and only good for Watermellon?

[jack88]

Originally Posted by Mutter87

5" Diameter.

Why are these junk and only good for Watermellon?

No,no thats 5" of cutting surface. Amount of cutting surface isn't always the answer. After following the extensive broadhead test last year on archery talk, the design of this broadhead just screams poor penetration.
I dunno, buy a pack and see how they fly.

[Mtnbowhunter]

Originally Posted by petew

Can you say Gimic/Junk on here?

x2. They look like another gimic for sure...

[L.O.S.T.Arrow]

they are leagl to use here but are not availible in Canada yet..they look mean and Im gonna hafta play with them..let you know when they come in on how the did...

here is another post and input on them a couple weeks ago..

http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=168433

Neil

[shorthair ptr.]

The fella says they are 7/8" in the bottle demo. Hope I don't start a war but IMO, like mechanicals. Why fix it if it ain't broke? They don't look barbed but with all the blades and their arrangment, it looks like they would just lose penetration. Pick a good fixed blade or solid one piece, learn to tune them and get shooting. Put the arrow where your supposed to and follow the trail.
It's that easy.

[tracker]

Looks like junk to me too. I can't see getting decent penetration out of that.

[normanrd]

Originally Posted by shorthair ptr.

The fella says they are 7/8" in the bottle demo. Hope I don't start a war but IMO, like mechanicals. Why fix it if it ain't broke? They don't look barbed but with all the blades and their arrangment, it looks like they would just lose penetration. Pick a good fixed blade or solid one piece, learn to tune them and get shooting. Put the arrow where your supposed to and follow the trail.
It's that easy.

Yep, that easy!

[Icefisher2885]

While the cutting surface is huge, there is no questioning that the very design of the head will inhibit penetration. Just ask anybody who used to old Razor Rings back in the day - the shape does not lend itself to zipping smoothly through an animal, it is more apt to try and bore a hole through it like a hole saw on a drill. While I have no doubt that they would lay a hurting on turkey, and probably antelope (so long as you don't touch shoulder), I think you'd be looking at huge problems with heavy bodied mule deer, elk, moose, bear, etc.

[bushcrafter]

Wow. Did you see the video? He shot RIGHT THRU A milk jug full of colored water!
(sarcasm intended)