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    • Steve Sr.
        May 9, 2013 at 6:28 pm
        Post count: 344
        #5196

        Half out of the saddle still…..maybe more than that, my trad urges won’t rest.

        For those recalling my few posts, I’m still kicking. Just not too high but thankful none the less.

        Might be hunting this fall (with a “WEENIE” bow) but …..HUNTING!

        I was checking in to see if any of you had gotten any “Meatheads” yet from Joe (vintagearcheryco.com).

        At approx. 190 grains they might be a little more doable on weenie bow arrows…….AND CARBON STEEL.

        Hey….I’m OLD AND I LIKE OLD WAYS. Carbon steel is still a good un, and I like that Joe came out with them.

        God Bless

        Steve Sr.

      • David Petersen
        Member
          May 9, 2013 at 10:49 pm
          Post count: 2749
          #38411

          Hey Sr. — Always good to hear from a friendly ghost! 😆 Yes, I have Meatheads and love ’em. Ain’t killed anything with them yet, but it’s not the killing season for me. Maybe I’ll accidentally fall on one while out for a turkey walk, and then will have a more informed report for you. Welcome back. Dave

        • Vintage Archer
          Member
            May 10, 2013 at 1:09 am
            Post count: 276
            #38545

            Steve. boy it is nice to see you post. I have been thinking about you but hesitated to bug you with emails. Things are improving for you or you would not be posting.I am so glad.:D Don’t be a stranger here.Hope to see more of you. I have missed your thoughtful comments

            PM me if you find time and feel like chatting.

          • Bruce Smithhammer
              May 10, 2013 at 1:16 am
              Post count: 2514
              #38557

              Steve Sr. wrote: Half out of the saddle still…..maybe more than that, my trad urges won’t rest.

              For those recalling my few posts, I’m still kicking. Just not too high but thankful none the less.

              Good to hear from you again, Steve! Don’t be a stranger. 😀

              Joe – any plans for a screw-in version of the Meathead?

            • Steve Sr.
                May 10, 2013 at 1:24 am
                Post count: 344
                #38567

                Many thanks to your kind replies, Guys!

                I’ll be around a bit yet it seems.

                :D:D:D:D:D:D

                God Bless!!

              • Ed Ashby
                Member
                  May 10, 2013 at 2:05 am
                  Post count: 817
                  #38605

                  Great to see you back, Steve :D!

                • Vintage Archer
                  Member
                    May 10, 2013 at 2:32 am
                    Post count: 276
                    #38633

                    Smithhammer wrote: [quote=Steve Sr.]Half out of the saddle still…..maybe more than that, my trad urges won’t rest.

                    For those recalling my few posts, I’m still kicking. Just not too high but thankful none the less.

                    Good to hear from you again, Steve! Don’t be a stranger. 😀

                    Joe – any plans for a screw-in version of the Meathead?

                    SMITHHAMMER

                    No Sorry!

                  • wojo14
                      June 21, 2014 at 12:47 am
                      Post count: 325
                      #49485

                      I am new here, and I don’t mean to interrupt your guys conversation, but, I want to try the meatheads out on some white tails this fall. They do some good damage and penetrate?

                      I never used single bevel before.

                      I will be shooting a 50# longbow.

                    • Bruce Smithhammer
                        July 18, 2014 at 10:56 pm
                        Post count: 2514
                        #24242

                        Meatheads on the way – thanks, Joe.

                        I’m planning on setting them up with a 75 gr. screw-in adapter and 50 gr. insert for a total head weight of 315gr. (total arrow weight – 655gr.) and assuming everything flies well (no reason it shouldn’t), I think that’s going to be my set up for the coming season.

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