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Re: What to do with a used broadhead
[Re: BowtechDan]
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10/19/12 11:06 PM
10/19/12 11:06 PM
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I shot a deer and was wondering what is everbody way to clean a mechanical broadhead to be reused or do you just disgard and get new ones What kind of mechanical? Part of the question is what keeps the blades locked in in place for flight? Whatever the design, make sure that it still locks properly with enough force to keep the blades shut during release and not too stiff to not open properly. I shoot spit fire
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