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    • dtolman
        March 15, 2011 at 6:23 pm
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        #6241

        Many of you have probably tried Tim Strickland’s helix broadhead already, but I just wanted to report on my satisfaction with the head. On a recent hog hunt I used them for the first time and achieved a complete pass through on a hog using my Fedora recurve with a 55# draw weight. The hog died within 25 yrds. The arrows fly great with the helix heads. The single bevel edge works with the fletch to stabilize the arrow in flight. A little pricy, but I highly recommend them. 😀

      • Stumpkiller
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          March 15, 2011 at 6:31 pm
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          #49237

          Well here I thought it was going to be a retro story about the 1950 Helix broadhead.

          As Harry S. Truman said: “The only thing new in the world is the history you don’t know.”

        • Steve Sr.
            March 22, 2011 at 1:06 am
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            #56194

            HOPING To take one of these (photo) afield (yeah I know……it will work anyway)this year being from an era of interest. MISSED one on the auction………being a tightwad…….no wait……maybe it was slow typing? 😳

            Needing 2 or three….hint hint hint 😆

            Sorry, no info on them other than an interest on the old ones, but thanks for that update!

            So many options……..!!

            God Bless

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