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Ace broadheads

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JW_Halverson:

--- Quote from: mullet on May 08, 2014, 07:47:41 pm ---I've never had a problem with penetration on hogs with 125-145.

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But what is the spine weight of the truck bumper you welded them onto???

Pappy:
I have used the Ace 160 for years and love them,tough /easy to sharpen and yes Bob is a great guy to deal with,top notch. :)
  Pappy

H Rhodes:
Any questions about Ace broadheads could be answered by going through all those pictures of the deer those Twin Oaks boys have been posting for years on here! :D

Gsulfridge:

--- Quote from: H Rhodes on May 13, 2014, 08:13:45 pm ---Any questions about Ace broadheads could be answered by going through all those pictures of the deer those Twin Oaks boys have been posting for years on here! :D

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No kidding!  Will H gave me a tour of the farm, and we happened upon a deer.  It whipped it's head up when it heard us walking in the dry leaves, took one look at Will, stiffened up, and fell over!!  Honest! ::)  They don't even try to run anymore. ;) ;)

Will H:
That's funny Greg! Seriously though them Ace's do a number on em. I personally shoot the larger super express variety. It's 200gr and 1 1/2" wide. I've killed 8 or 9 with em in the last few years. I'm always impressed with the blood trails. Easy to sharpen and stay sharp for a long time. Here's some inspiration for ya :) all taken with aces sent from selfbows.

 

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