I ran a test myself with a lot of different broadheads. I will say that swhacker flew the truest. Never had an issue with sharpness nor penetration. Good video. thanks for sharing.
Just a couple of pointers you might try when shooting. Turn a little where your hip bones are more perpendicular to target. Just a little. And stand up with your back straight. Seriously, this standing up tall really helps the back muscles help you draw easier and puts them proper position to pull thru the shot. It will feel a little different making sure your back is straight but it helps everything. 👍👍👍
Lol, funny you say that, when I went to get my new prime earlier this year, the bow shop tech does lessons. That was his main criticism for me "stand up straight and tall". I just always go back to slouching. I don't know why lol. I'll work on this. The next few videos i've already made and are just waiting to be released, so will probably look the same. Appreciate the feedback man.
@@SouthernDrawTN a couple of the best things I’ve done that REALLY helped my accuracy was making myself stand straight and then working hard on shot execution like I was a machine of some kind. I have a bag sitting up high ( where I’m not aiming down at an angle) on a table in my game room. Year around I stand there at 10 feet and work solely on form and shot timing and execution. I will cover my sight scope so there’s no aiming involved just shot draw and execution. Give it a try.
I did just this yesterday evening. Shot my bow focusing on standing up straight and my hip bone pointing towards the target. I had to set the target higher as well. I'll admit, I shot alot worse and way left, but I'm going to do it 5 days in a row. May start s short series like I've seen others do and shoot 5 shots 5 days in a row focusing on comments and suggestions to better my form.
My son bought some last year. The blades were so dull it was pathetic. I took every blade and hand sharpened them. I mean it was bad out of the pack. They did deploy on his deer and pigs.
I used swacker broadheads.i wouldn't shoot a swacker again.i shot a doe right behind the shoulder no blood trail.i got looking at the blades they were complete doll.i tried to cut myself with the swacker and I couldn't even cut mysely.the other 2 blades I had left I threw them in the garage never used them again.
Must’ve been a bad pack, my buddy shoots em and has never had an issue with dull blades. They also aren’t made for good entry wounds, they expand after they enter through the ribcage for max penetration. If you’re shooting enough poundage to get a pass through they will be deadly
That's odd because the mechanicals I tested in this video I've had since December of last year, just never used them. They were soooo sharp. Maybe with large production like they have, you get different results with each package. If it doesn't exit, that's the negative, poor blood trail. I don't care for that either.
there is always that one guy that blames the head.... BRO, a field point right behind the shoulder will kill a deer. i have NEVER had a deer make it out of my eyesight after putting a swhacker through it.
@@SouthernDrawTN right you will hear that about every head made, people need to take responsibility for their shot placement rather than blame the head. i have been bowhunting for 45 years and i can say that if i ever lost a deer it was not the fault of the head.
Your stance is horrible and it’s affecting your shooting. Try straightening your stance and loosen your grip on bow. You’re torquing the bow. You’ll be impressed with bow’s performance and your shooting when you correct these things.
I ran a test myself with a lot of different broadheads. I will say that swhacker flew the truest. Never had an issue with sharpness nor penetration. Good video. thanks for sharing.
Appreciate it man. Yea, it's a good flying head for sure.
Just a couple of pointers you might try when shooting. Turn a little where your hip bones are more perpendicular to target. Just a little. And stand up with your back straight. Seriously, this standing up tall really helps the back muscles help you draw easier and puts them proper position to pull thru the shot. It will feel a little different making sure your back is straight but it helps everything. 👍👍👍
Lol, funny you say that, when I went to get my new prime earlier this year, the bow shop tech does lessons. That was his main criticism for me "stand up straight and tall". I just always go back to slouching. I don't know why lol. I'll work on this. The next few videos i've already made and are just waiting to be released, so will probably look the same. Appreciate the feedback man.
@@SouthernDrawTN a couple of the best things I’ve done that REALLY helped my accuracy was making myself stand straight and then working hard on shot execution like I was a machine of some kind. I have a bag sitting up high ( where I’m not aiming down at an angle) on a table in my game room. Year around I stand there at 10 feet and work solely on form and shot timing and execution. I will cover my sight scope so there’s no aiming involved just shot draw and execution. Give it a try.
I did just this yesterday evening. Shot my bow focusing on standing up straight and my hip bone pointing towards the target. I had to set the target higher as well. I'll admit, I shot alot worse and way left, but I'm going to do it 5 days in a row. May start s short series like I've seen others do and shoot 5 shots 5 days in a row focusing on comments and suggestions to better my form.
My son bought some last year. The blades were so dull it was pathetic. I took every blade and hand sharpened them. I mean it was bad out of the pack. They did deploy on his deer and pigs.
I had to do the same thing with mine.
I used swacker broadheads.i wouldn't shoot a swacker again.i shot a doe right behind the shoulder no blood trail.i got looking at the blades they were complete doll.i tried to cut myself with the swacker and I couldn't even cut mysely.the other 2 blades I had left I threw them in the garage never used them again.
Must’ve been a bad pack, my buddy shoots em and has never had an issue with dull blades. They also aren’t made for good entry wounds, they expand after they enter through the ribcage for max penetration. If you’re shooting enough poundage to get a pass through they will be deadly
That's odd because the mechanicals I tested in this video I've had since December of last year, just never used them. They were soooo sharp. Maybe with large production like they have, you get different results with each package. If it doesn't exit, that's the negative, poor blood trail. I don't care for that either.
there is always that one guy that blames the head.... BRO, a field point right behind the shoulder will kill a deer. i have NEVER had a deer make it out of my eyesight after putting a swhacker through it.
@@yourmomma2995 I like them too. But tbh, a lot of people have said they didn't deploy on a deer or they weren't sharp, which surprises me.
@@SouthernDrawTN right you will hear that about every head made, people need to take responsibility for their shot placement rather than blame the head. i have been bowhunting for 45 years and i can say that if i ever lost a deer it was not the fault of the head.
Get the Levie Morgan 2inch cut
You shot them before and like them?
@SouthernDrawTN I shoot 150 grain on my crossbow. Not a super sharp broadhead but kills them fast. You can put your hand in the exit hole
Yea that's like slinging a hammer. I bet it's disgusting.
It looks like the 1.75" Swhacker instead of 2".
They could be, i bought them a while ago and never used them.
Your stance is horrible and it’s affecting your shooting. Try straightening your stance and loosen your grip on bow. You’re torquing the bow. You’ll be impressed with bow’s performance and your shooting when you correct these things.
Second person to say that today. I shot 50 arrows today trying to stand tall with my hip bone towards the target. Appreciate the tips.