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Which shark head?

Started by Slasher, June 16, 2007, 11:50:00 AM

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Slasher

Shooting 45 lb longbow with 450grn arrow W/190 grn heads...
shoots 160-190 well but 190 better...

wondering to build tree sharks, land sharks, or interceptors...
Expect the best. Prepare for the worst. Capitalize on what comes.
                                       ~Zig Ziglar~

Joe Subler

What will you be hunting?  for average size game I'd say the two blade interceptor out of your 45# bow.  JMHO.

Joe
62" Mohawk  53#@27"

Golden Hawk

I'm personally building for the Intersceptors. shooting 49-53@28 bows and 500 grain arrows.
LeRoy

Charter member of TBJA (Trad Bow Junkies of America)

nevada cody

yes i concur i would also pick the interseptors the tree sharks are realy nice but i would personaly shoot them out off a higher poundage bow they are 2 inches wide the simmons glueones are alot stronger than the screw on models from what i have read lots off people shooting trad recomends the interseptors Byron Fergusson shoots them think he even hade a signature interseptor
happy hunting cody
ps sorry for bad spelling i live in australia but originaly from sweden

Slasher

Thanks fellas...

I figured one couldn't go wrong with the interceptors, but remember seeing some photos of deer with the others and the awesome holes..

I couldn't believe that the simmons website didn't give the widths on some of the heads... even though I will be using carbons, be gluing up glue ons to adapters....

thanks
Expect the best. Prepare for the worst. Capitalize on what comes.
                                       ~Zig Ziglar~

James Wrenn

I like all the big Simmons.The treeshark and tigershark are my favorites however.The treeshark gives me a 205gn head on a long aluminum adapter and the tiger shark gives me a 175 for screw-in heads.Both will work well at lighter draw weights.I will be using both from a 42lb bow this year.Have used them from 46lb bows for the last couple of years with great results.I will be useing them both on glue-in adapters this year for the first time to save a little weight on my carbon arrows out of this lighter bow.I don't expect any problems on deer and hogs however.  :)
....Quality deer management means shooting them before they get tough....

Slasher

James i took your set up and ordered the tiger shark... Was hard to decide between the interceptors and the the tiger, but Figured may be a lil easier to insert and remove from the quiver...

Also got their wheelie sharpener and ceramic sticks...

I'm a hopin to get er all set up and ventilate something real soon!!! Okay August(small game/hogs on GA WMA) or September (Deer!!!!)
Expect the best. Prepare for the worst. Capitalize on what comes.
                                       ~Zig Ziglar~

Joe Subler

Slasher, the Tiger will work great out of your setup for deer/hogs.  I personally use the glue on Tiger with a 100 grain steel adaptor for a total of 235 grains.  Out of my 55#@25 inch bow it is quite the broadhead on deer.  I switch over to the interceptor or stos when I hunt elk.

Joe
62" Mohawk  53#@27"

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