Toxic Fixed Blade - Has anyone tried these ?

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Toxic Fixed Blade - Has anyone tried these ?

Start shooting tighter groups and see field point accuracy with the Toxic Broadhead by Flying Arrow Archery. This advanced broadhead is surgically sharp and offers extreme accuracy. These broadheads feature a unique low profile which reduces wind drag which makes for more accurate shots while in tough conditions, the low profile also makes arrow flight extremely quiet.

The Toxic Broadheads do not have any moving parts, set screws, or rubber bands so there is less chance for failure while in the field. What makes the Toxic Broadhead second to none is its 5" of cutting surface which leaves a wound channel that has been described by a surgeon as a "Radical Core Decompression" wound - the most lethal of wounds

[Lawdwaz]

Good Lord no.......................................they look like the old Browning Serpentine.

 

Like "tough nuts" hanging under my trailer ball or camo wraps on my truck...........Hell no I wouldn't want them OR try them for anything.

 

 

How about something that is tried and true like a Slick Trick?  Why travel the bumpy road?

[Pygmy]

Good Lord no.......................................they look like the old Browning Serpentine.

 

Like "tough nuts" hanging under my trailer ball or camo wraps on my truck...........Hell no I wouldn't want them OR try them for anything.

 

 

How about something that is tried and true like a Slick Trick?  Why travel the bumpy road?

 

 

Yeah, sure, Lawdwaz...

 

They laughed at Fig Newton too, when he invented gravity...

 

You traditionalists naysay EVERYTHING  modern....<<sigh>>.....

[Lawdwaz]

Yeah, sure, Lawdwaz...

 

They laughed at Fig Newton too, when he invented gravity...

 

You traditionalists naysay EVERYTHING  modern....<<sigh>>.....

 

You ever put peanut butter on a Fig Newton?  Ohhhh crap, wrong thread.................................................

 

[88GW]

I saw these and thought they looked pretty interesting.Let us know how they work if you decide to shoot them.

 

I  may try some Ramcats or QAD exodus this season after reading about them.  They same to have excellent reviews regarding pass throughs, but I am concerned as well as others regarding the legality of the inerpretation of barbed broadheads.

[WNYBuckHunter]

"Radical Core Decompression" wound - the most lethal of wounds

Who came up with that marketing line? Had to have been a guy with two first names...

[Doc]

I'm telling you, they're getting sillier and sillier every year. But Lawdwaz is right. That is just a dressed up version of the old Browning Serpentine that got laughed off the market years ago. We used to call them the "apple corer" .... lol. The little circular areas will fill up with hide and meat, effectively turning the arrow into a blunt ...... lol.

[moog5050]

I'm telling you, they're getting sillier and sillier every year. But Lawdwaz is right. That is just a dressed up version of the old Browning Serpentine that got laughed off the market years ago. We used to call them the "apple corer" .... lol. The little circular areas will fill up with hide and meat, effectively turning the arrow into a blunt ...... lol.

 

 

They may work great with 100lb KE, but I will stick my slicks.  No reason to change.

[Bow Addict]

I used them for the first time this year.Killed a buck the last week of bow season.Quartering away shot.Went through liver.He went about 75 yds.Easy blood trail to follow.

[hunter49]

Yeah, sure, Lawdwaz...

 

They laughed at Fig Newton too, when he invented gravity...

 

You traditionalists naysay EVERYTHING  modern....<<sigh>>.....

   I didn't think his name was  Fig  & besides gravity sucks!

[Hardcore]

I'm with the others on the Slick Tricks love the field point accuracy as well as the results on a deer...way too many new gimmicks produced these days

Edited February 13, 2014 by Hardcore

[RangerClay]

I'm with the others on the Slick Tricks love the field point accuracy of the as well as the results on a deer...way too many new gimmicks produced these days

 

+1

[moog5050]

As I recall, these didn't fair bad in comparison to FP accuracy in one of the mags that did tests on a bunch of BHs but the tricks remained closest.

[Doc]

It used to be said that fishing lure design was more for catching fishermen than fish. I'm thinking that philosophy of design is not just for fish and fishermen.