Yeah I’d like to see some more broadhead stuff and shooting some distance he’s always talking about shooting. I know he shoots distance very well but would like to see more
Ironwill single bevels with bleeders vs without bleeders would be an interesting comparison…penetration variation, is one easier to stabilize than the other, does one retain fps for longer ranges than the other, etc
Are you now sponsored by Stanley? I think we all know you have a collection of containers. Is this a new addition? Haha, I'm not condemning, possibly just a little jealous. I have plenty for around the farm.
I use the pine ridge limb legs and lean on my 10 or 12" front stabilizer. Shooting with them on I see no difference with field point, fixed or mechanical broadheads to 40 yards. Shooting a PSE Omen EC2. Makes ground hunting whitetail a little more forgiving.
As far as the broadhead tests...do NOT use ballistic gel...it's an "unfair" medium to use ESPECIALLY for mechanicals and blades doing odd things that would NOT happen when going through an animal's chest cavity. The ONLY thing gel shows is a wound channel. It's way too firm once a broadhead gets in there. Just my $.02
Yeah buddy,semi new to tinker archery. Just got a ss34,cbe trek pro 3v coming from 7 pin trophy ridge and a bear legit. At first I was basically shooting legit sight tape as I got scope pre bowtech by 2 days so legit we went. Anyway with minor adjustments I was bottomed out near 100yds and bumfuzzled as bowtech is faster for sure 420,430gn arrows ( mix bag) so fast and faster then bear. Figured it out fudging peep barely with bringing scope housing all the way in as well as a minor adjustment whr the 2nd and 3rd axis's/housing attachs to the slider now I'm shooting to 113 and confirmed to 80 with main pin and 3rd pin dialing. The hype on difference from budget bow to flagship or equal is very real as I was Killin it torque free,wiggle wobble reflex free it was glorious! 😂
I just got this thing for my prime RBX and it is not stable at all. Plus, I have a quiver on and it looks like it could fall over that direction easily. That back kickstand leg twists very easily and there’s no way to tighten it up. That’s mainly the problem. if I am on unlevel terrain, forget this thing, I am not impressed at all. For the price, this thing is going back to Amazon.
I think sharpness would be the first thing and how much it can retain. Accuracy at range using different vane configurations would be interesting I think (blazers v DCA v AAE). Basically a low mid and high surface area vane. I wouldn’t do any kind of penetration test. Any test medium outside of a live game animal won’t be compatible and won’t really matter. A broadhead penetrating 1/2” more into gel means nothing. I think a good long term video would be shooting a bunch of groups at 40-60yds with broadheads across a long period of time and have a recap video with the data and the process you took. Use a few different variations of mechanicals and fixed and compare. Could do the same thing with changing up the vanes as well and see what groups look like.
Nice little gadget, not cheap by any means. I would probably buy if it was closer to $35. BTW My nickname in school was tripod, cause of my 3rd leg... I'll let u figure it out! 😊
Are there specific shot angles that negatively impact mechanical deployment? What’s the most reliable mechanical? Would also like to see you tune an Elite out of the box and talk pros/cons of their LTR and SET adjustment systems. Appreciate all the videos!
MFJJ, how about budget broadheads that actually get the job done. Hunting has become so expensive, and I try to save where I can without jeopardizing quality.
For broadheads to test I would like to see a long range flight test of the A2 single bevel broadhead(very similar to the old Anarchy1.25") and long range tests of other broadhead accuracy 100yds+. I'm not advocating to kill at those distances but if back up shots are needed its nice to know where broadheads hit.
I would love a review/comparison of fixed blade Broadheads. Iron Will with bleeder is really on my radar, I would like to see how they stack up accuracy wise with other fixed blades. Thanks and keep up the great videos
I’d love to see broadhead tests that show more arrow flight in slow motion. Lots of tests show final groups and stuff like that, however, most of them neglect to look at overall arrow travel from the bow to the target. I’ve had some recent arrow setups that group well, but fly pretty horribly. (Kicking right but correcting back before hitting the target) Good tear at a few feet from paper, but move that out enough to shoot thru a chrono and paper and suddenly the tear is off. I’ve had pro shooters shoot that bow/arrow setup and saw the arrows kick right hard out the bow and bounce back. Groups left at 40 right at 50 and hits center 30 and under. Ended up being the bow so I got rid of it because I couldn’t tune the bow or arrows to correct it. New Mathews to the rescue as of last year haha. Anyway, I know my arrows must have looked like trash mid-flight. I’d like to see how different fixed point heads will effect flight of a “standard” arrow setup.
Does the type of fletching help steer the broadhead? I'm curious if you find a broadhead you like and "test" different fletching's does that make a noticeable difference? A lot of guys buy factory fletched arrows and then have broadhead flight concerns. If during your testing you could try a factory fletched arrow vs a fletching that you cannot get from a OEM arrow. Thanks
Try using that vibration scale and see which head transfers more energy into the target 4 blade vs 2 blade regardless of arrow weight, another words same arrow weight. I view it like a bullet, full metal jacket vs a soft or hollow point tip the 4 blade should transfer more energy into the target. This is why I don’t understand the point of building a heavy arrow just to put a 2 blade head on so all that extra KE is just passing right through 😂 Good luck! Great source for everything archery
Had a Pine Ridge Kwik Stand for almost 10 years. None of my cams have touched or been even close to the floor so I dont see the need for the additional cam rest. Bow hunting is illegal in the UK but Im still fascinated by broadhead tests. Now Ive heard that the UK government are looking to make owning broadheads illegal. The over reaching UK nanny state knows no bounds.
Use a shooting machine to take out human error when testing broadhead flight vs field point. Test penetration at different yard ranges. Elk range/ whitetail range Develop a "minimum fletching needed to steer" rating for each broad head you test. Slow motion footage to show blade deployment on mechanicals upon impact.
Honestly with the broadhead discussion it would be nice to just have a truthfully unbiased/sponsored ad. Seems like all comparisons and reviews are echoing the same thing. Is that product really that game changing? Or does everyone have their word tied to a dollar?
Test some single bevel with helical fletchings. Do they truly spin when going through flesh? Good video brother, not boring for the audience who already own one of these stands. I think it's a great idea, i have the old kwikstand and couldn't stand my cam on the ground, so i like it.
Lusk had the most analytical tests on RUclips and he does a great job! But I’d love to see something no so by the numbers but by experience. Shooting at distance, weighing each one, etc… things John can’t quantify as easily. Looking forward to reviews of all kinds!
Mechanical vs fixed blades accuracy and penetration. I’m a whitetail hunter but had a bad experience this year with a Thorn mechanical. Lots of hair but hardly any blood and no meat to bring home.
Please test mechanical blades with a 4 fletch or 3 fletch and also does it really matter if the mechanical blade head sits horizontal when launched with 3 fletch or 4 fletch. I would love to know, because i plan on testing this myself soon. Love the videos, thanks!
New bear three blade razor head. Tune ability, flight, wound channel, durability Are they worth the money and recommend weight as they come with the different weight sets.
When comparing broad heads please test a few old school broad heads like a muzzy next to something new. It would be neat to see how much technology has really improved the broadhead or if it’s all hype.
I allways watch all of your videos, in the back of my mind sometimes I wonder if we want lighter bows why do we keep adding more stuff on them , I get stability ,, anyways lol , I would like to see how sharp the broad heads are after you shoot them because a dull broad head in an animal isn’t as effective as a sharp ones ,, thanks for the videos JJ and sometimes Tim lol
They need to make a piece on the cam leg the flips (or make a deeper groove the cam sits in with a slide bar) to go through the opening of the cam, keeping the cam from being able to lift up off the cam leg which would prevent the steeper curved limb bows from tilting forward when having a stabilizer attached
Add some thorn mechanical broadheads to the test. Batches I have did not weigh close to 100 or 125. Nothing easier to tune but the weights are very inconsistent .
Sharpest broad heads out of the packaging given how important a sharp broached is for penetration above almost anything else. Maybe easiest to sharpen as well. More elaborate tests, how about deflection? Some of the expandable broadheads swivel or retract the blades if they partially hit something compared to others that are fixed and how that affects penetration.
I know there are a lot of Mathews owners….but the industry needs to make offerings for those of us that haven’t drunk the Mathews kool-aid. Just sayin’.
Penetration difference between slight helical vs high helical. I believe higher helical causes a reduction in momentum/penetration because the rotation must stop in order for arrow to continue on its trajectory.
I’d like to see if the profile of the broad head slows down the arrow in flight. Longer blade’s means more drag right? Does it affect the speed enough to matter?
Would be awesome if did fixed blade broad head accuracy test at like 40 yards with paper tuned bow and differnt types of fletching to see which ones are not worth the time at all
If the tripod won’t keep your bow standing up right with your limb angle turn the tripod around so the third leg is pointing forward and it should still work.
I had a lot of trouble setting this up on PSE Uprising. Pine Ridge was wonderful in assisting me in getting it to work, but then I ran into the problem with the stabilizer making it tip and my local shop helped me with that. I'm still not sure how stable it will be when I take it out on the field.
Do a shoot out comparison video between all the different iron will broad heads from 20-60yards which ones group better which ones penitrate the most and so forth
Shoot fixed blade heads of same grain and like together as well as expandable do not shoot the two different types together to help stop all the confusion that has been raised of this one is better then that one how about which Broadhead will work best for this or that animal as well as lower KE Broadhead’s for the older crowd etc
How easy it is to get the fletching to take over and control the arrow instead of the broad head. Like the actual difference in difficulty in tuning between a fixed blade and mechanical or fixed blade with gaps like the a g5 Montec or a solid fixed blade like the montec m3
Seems like it would work a bit better if it had rubber in the jaws so it would grip the limb a little and not slide around. I had one once for an older bow and it did have rubber in there to grip the limbs
It would be great to see an MFJJ and Lusk Archery colab talking broadheads.
I want to see you shoot 3 field points and 3 broad heads at 70 yards to see which ones truly "fly like field points."
Yeah I’d like to see some more broadhead stuff and shooting some distance he’s always talking about shooting. I know he shoots distance very well but would like to see more
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Just what I was coming to ask
I would like to see the rocket meat seekers in this test I've heard they fly like field points.
That all depends on arrow flight
It would great to see some of these items tested on some entry level bows like a Bear for those of us that haven't moved on to a flagship bow
I wonder if you could actually turn it around and use it like a tripod.
Also he could tighten down the limb grab portion to keep it for sliding down on limb
could the third leg go to the front??
Was also going to be my question
That's what I was thinking
Iron wil broadheads
Ironwill single bevels with bleeders vs without bleeders would be an interesting comparison…penetration variation, is one easier to stabilize than the other, does one retain fps for longer ranges than the other, etc
Would love to see arrow flight for broadheads
Wonder if it would work with the 3rd leg reversed
But an you shoot the bow with it on the bow like you can without the back kickstand? Also like the Mathews stand?
Are you now sponsored by Stanley? I think we all know you have a collection of containers. Is this a new addition? Haha, I'm not condemning, possibly just a little jealous. I have plenty for around the farm.
Guessing he just sells them at the shop
Tooth of the Arrow broadheads
Are the clamps adjustable like before might be able to tighten it up
For the broad head test check and see how sharp they are rite out of the package without sharping it first
As far as PSE, would it work if the you turned it around. The stabilizer wants to kick it forward, but the leg would keep it out of the dirt.
I use the pine ridge limb legs and lean on my 10 or 12" front stabilizer. Shooting with them on I see no difference with field point, fixed or mechanical broadheads to 40 yards. Shooting a PSE Omen EC2. Makes ground hunting whitetail a little more forgiving.
What poundage is the point where mechanical will not be effective. 50 55 60lb . Curious
Arrow Flight with Different Broadheads!!! Great website and thanks for "TimC". Vote MFJJ-TimC in 2024!!
As far as the broadhead tests...do NOT use ballistic gel...it's an "unfair" medium to use ESPECIALLY for mechanicals and blades doing odd things that would NOT happen when going through an animal's chest cavity. The ONLY thing gel shows is a wound channel. It's way too firm once a broadhead gets in there. Just my $.02
Yeah buddy,semi new to tinker archery. Just got a ss34,cbe trek pro 3v coming from 7 pin trophy ridge and a bear legit. At first I was basically shooting legit sight tape as I got scope pre bowtech by 2 days so legit we went. Anyway with minor adjustments I was bottomed out near 100yds and bumfuzzled as bowtech is faster for sure 420,430gn arrows ( mix bag) so fast and faster then bear. Figured it out fudging peep barely with bringing scope housing all the way in as well as a minor adjustment whr the 2nd and 3rd axis's/housing attachs to the slider now I'm shooting to 113 and confirmed to 80 with main pin and 3rd pin dialing. The hype on difference from budget bow to flagship or equal is very real as I was Killin it torque free,wiggle wobble reflex free it was glorious! 😂
I wonder if it would have worked better behind the limb dampeners?
Broadheads.... 1) Sharpness, 2) durability, and 3) price.
I just got this thing for my prime RBX and it is not stable at all. Plus, I have a quiver on and it looks like it could fall over that direction easily. That back kickstand leg twists very easily and there’s no way to tighten it up. That’s mainly the problem. if I am on unlevel terrain, forget this thing, I am not impressed at all. For the price, this thing is going back to Amazon.
I think sharpness would be the first thing and how much it can retain. Accuracy at range using different vane configurations would be interesting I think (blazers v DCA v AAE). Basically a low mid and high surface area vane.
I wouldn’t do any kind of penetration test. Any test medium outside of a live game animal won’t be compatible and won’t really matter. A broadhead penetrating 1/2” more into gel means nothing.
I think a good long term video would be shooting a bunch of groups at 40-60yds with broadheads across a long period of time and have a recap video with the data and the process you took. Use a few different variations of mechanicals and fixed and compare. Could do the same thing with changing up the vanes as well and see what groups look like.
Nice little gadget, not cheap by any means. I would probably buy if it was closer to $35. BTW My nickname in school was tripod, cause of my 3rd leg... I'll let u figure it out! 😊
Are there specific shot angles that negatively impact mechanical deployment? What’s the most reliable mechanical?
Would also like to see you tune an Elite out of the box and talk pros/cons of their LTR and SET adjustment systems.
Appreciate all the videos!
MFJJ, how about budget broadheads that actually get the job done. Hunting has become so expensive, and I try to save where I can without jeopardizing quality.
Broadhead Testing ideas: Out of the box sharpness, edge retention, durability (ability to shoot multiple animals), and obviously how do the shoot/fly?
I would like to see some long range (100yd) broadhead vs field point accuracy tests. Specifically with fixed blades.
For broadheads to test I would like to see a long range flight test of the A2 single bevel broadhead(very similar to the old Anarchy1.25") and long range tests of other broadhead accuracy 100yds+. I'm not advocating to kill at those distances but if back up shots are needed its nice to know where broadheads hit.
I would love a review/comparison of fixed blade Broadheads. Iron Will with bleeder is really on my radar, I would like to see how they stack up accuracy wise with other fixed blades. Thanks and keep up the great videos
I’d love to see broadhead tests that show more arrow flight in slow motion.
Lots of tests show final groups and stuff like that, however, most of them neglect to look at overall arrow travel from the bow to the target.
I’ve had some recent arrow setups that group well, but fly pretty horribly. (Kicking right but correcting back before hitting the target)
Good tear at a few feet from paper, but move that out enough to shoot thru a chrono and paper and suddenly the tear is off.
I’ve had pro shooters shoot that bow/arrow setup and saw the arrows kick right hard out the bow and bounce back.
Groups left at 40 right at 50 and hits center 30 and under.
Ended up being the bow so I got rid of it because I couldn’t tune the bow or arrows to correct it. New Mathews to the rescue as of last year haha.
Anyway, I know my arrows must have looked like trash mid-flight. I’d like to see how different fixed point heads will effect flight of a “standard” arrow setup.
Does the type of fletching help steer the broadhead? I'm curious if you find a broadhead you like and "test" different fletching's does that make a noticeable difference? A lot of guys buy factory fletched arrows and then have broadhead flight concerns. If during your testing you could try a factory fletched arrow vs a fletching that you cannot get from a OEM arrow. Thanks
Try using that vibration scale and see which head transfers more energy into the target 4 blade vs 2 blade regardless of arrow weight, another words same arrow weight. I view it like a bullet, full metal jacket vs a soft or hollow point tip the 4 blade should transfer more energy into the target. This is why I don’t understand the point of building a heavy arrow just to put a 2 blade head on so all that extra KE is just passing right through 😂 Good luck! Great source for everything archery
Had a Pine Ridge Kwik Stand for almost 10 years.
None of my cams have touched or been even close to the floor so I dont see the need for the additional cam rest.
Bow hunting is illegal in the UK but Im still fascinated by broadhead tests.
Now Ive heard that the UK government are looking to make owning broadheads illegal.
The over reaching UK nanny state knows no bounds.
Difference between mechanical flight vs. Fixed with all variables the same.
How different size vanes steer mechanical vs. Fixed
Try testing broadhead penetration with lighter weight woman’s bow. I’m trying to get a setup for my wife’s bow at 47 pounds and 26 1/2 inch draw
Didn't work for my Pse xpedite, they did say it wouldn't work on a certain brand and I'm sure it was PSE but also said they're working on it..
Use a shooting machine to take out human error when testing broadhead flight vs field point.
Test penetration at different yard ranges. Elk range/ whitetail range
Develop a "minimum fletching needed to steer" rating for each broad head you test.
Slow motion footage to show blade deployment on mechanicals upon impact.
Honestly with the broadhead discussion it would be nice to just have a truthfully unbiased/sponsored ad. Seems like all comparisons and reviews are echoing the same thing. Is that product really that game changing? Or does everyone have their word tied to a dollar?
Test some single bevel with helical fletchings. Do they truly spin when going through flesh? Good video brother, not boring for the audience who already own one of these stands. I think it's a great idea, i have the old kwikstand and couldn't stand my cam on the ground, so i like it.
Lusk had the most analytical tests on RUclips and he does a great job! But I’d love to see something no so by the numbers but by experience. Shooting at distance, weighing each one, etc… things John can’t quantify as easily.
Looking forward to reviews of all kinds!
Mechanical vs fixed blades accuracy and penetration. I’m a whitetail hunter but had a bad experience this year with a Thorn mechanical. Lots of hair but hardly any blood and no meat to bring home.
Please test mechanical blades with a 4 fletch or 3 fletch and also does it really matter if the mechanical blade head sits horizontal when launched with 3 fletch or 4 fletch. I would love to know, because i plan on testing this myself soon. Love the videos, thanks!
Broadhead qualifications - Penetration, sharpness, and flight .
New bear three blade razor head.
Tune ability, flight, wound channel, durability
Are they worth the money and recommend weight as they come with the different weight sets.
When comparing broad heads please test a few old school broad heads like a muzzy next to something new. It would be neat to see how much technology has really improved the broadhead or if it’s all hype.
Broadheads? Top 5 sellers you have and stability of groups from 270-310fps
Would love to see broadhead test for short draws light draw weight for my 13 year old daughter 26.5 draw length and 42lbs bowtech eva gen 3
I'd like to see a category in broadheads of the closest impact point to field points. I shoot old school Shuttle-T Trophy Taker fixed 3 blades.
I would love to see you review the QAD Exodus...thinking of using that this year.
I allways watch all of your videos, in the back of my mind sometimes I wonder if we want lighter bows why do we keep adding more stuff on them , I get stability ,, anyways lol , I would like to see how sharp the broad heads are after you shoot them because a dull broad head in an animal isn’t as effective as a sharp ones ,, thanks for the videos JJ and sometimes Tim lol
They need to make a piece on the cam leg the flips (or make a deeper groove the cam sits in with a slide bar) to go through the opening of the cam, keeping the cam from being able to lift up off the cam leg which would prevent the steeper curved limb bows from tilting forward when having a stabilizer attached
I would like longer distances BH flight
Not crazy
Maybe 60
Add some thorn mechanical broadheads to the test. Batches I have did not weigh close to 100 or 125. Nothing easier to tune but the weights are very inconsistent .
For the broadheads. The material quality of blade snd housing. Bang for the buck
Weight consistency, edge retention, durability, and flight characteristics
Broadhead test I would like to see is flight compared to fieldpoints and noise compared to fieldpoints
Sharpest broad heads out of the packaging given how important a sharp broached is for penetration above almost anything else. Maybe easiest to sharpen as well. More elaborate tests, how about deflection? Some of the expandable broadheads swivel or retract the blades if they partially hit something compared to others that are fixed and how that affects penetration.
I know there are a lot of Mathews owners….but the industry needs to make offerings for those of us that haven’t drunk the Mathews kool-aid. Just sayin’.
Penetration difference between slight helical vs high helical. I believe higher helical causes a reduction in momentum/penetration because the rotation must stop in order for arrow to continue on its trajectory.
If they dssigned it with rubber on the limb clamps it would actually grab the limbs istead of sliding around.
It would be interesting to see you test or review the NAP broadhead that are titanium. The spitfire 3 Ti and Ignite 3 or Ignite 4 titanium broadhead.
This thing sucks I got tired of watching you try to adjust on the PSE nevermind watching the rest.
I would like to see you put grim reaper 3 blade mechanicals through a torture test.. I mainly hunt whitetail.
Bowmars beast broadhead it’s interesting but it’s super expensive. Can you put it through the ringers for us ?
I’d like to see if the profile of the broad head slows down the arrow in flight. Longer blade’s means more drag right? Does it affect the speed enough to matter?
I think that stand is trial and error. I just lean the bow forward and rest on the stabilizer. Leaves the cam off the ground
Would be awesome if did fixed blade broad head accuracy test at like 40 yards with paper tuned bow and differnt types of fletching to see which ones are not worth the time at all
If the tripod won’t keep your bow standing up right with your limb angle turn the tripod around so the third leg is pointing forward and it should still work.
Can you test the blade retention?( will blades deploy when taking out of quiver or if you hit grass or light brush as if you where on a stalk
I had a lot of trouble setting this up on PSE Uprising. Pine Ridge was wonderful in assisting me in getting it to work, but then I ran into the problem with the stabilizer making it tip and my local shop helped me with that. I'm still not sure how stable it will be when I take it out on the field.
Do a shoot out comparison video between all the different iron will broad heads from 20-60yards which ones group better which ones penitrate the most and so forth
Broad head I would like to see is the crossover Broad-heads or half mechanical and fixed Testing.
It would be cool if the broadhead you test has replacement blades, if you were to go through that process to show how easy/difficult it is.
Try turning the Quik stand around the opposite way it should work with the tripod pointed to the front possibly
Maybe a real beef shoulder to soot thru.
Show how deflation can affect a broadband. Shoot thru small brush light tree limbs
Broadhead test- in-flight drag, or drop compared to field point. And in-flight noise
More arrow building content for 3D and hunting or for both.
Also a compromise between arrow weight and bow speed for us light pull short draw guys.
I'd like to see how many broadheads shoot decent out of a bow that's not 100% perfectly tuned for that exact head
Shoot fixed blade heads of same grain and like together as well as expandable do not shoot the two different types together to help stop all the confusion that has been raised of this one is better then that one how about which Broadhead will work best for this or that animal as well as lower KE Broadhead’s for the older crowd etc
One other thought would be a long draw archer’s Broadhead choice versus say a short draw archer’s
How easy it is to get the fletching to take over and control the arrow instead of the broad head. Like the actual difference in difficulty in tuning between a fixed blade and mechanical or fixed blade with gaps like the a g5 Montec or a solid fixed blade like the montec m3
Should try with the third leg pointing up front instead of back...
3 blade fixed, what fletching (helical,offset,straight) how to steer the broad head.
MFJJ’80 - 😂 Josh’s own long distance broadheads?!?
Heavyweight mechanicals such as 150gr swhacker
Seems like it would work a bit better if it had rubber in the jaws so it would grip the limb a little and not slide around. I had one once for an older bow and it did have rubber in there to grip the limbs
Tooth of the Arrow vs GR Micro haydes at 60yrds vs field point speed test
Couldn’t you put the limb legs on so the third leg is forward to balance the other bows?
Tighten the grip to the limb, theres countersunk screws in there to clamp the limbs tighter.
For broadheads, accuracy at distance, and over 300fps
Looking for something for the title 38, my guess is this doesn’t fit the wide limbs?
This works on my pse mach 34, I think it sits best when the cam is sitting in the track as far as it can go but I do run a front and side bar in one.
I brought the extension the other day, I got frustrated and threw it in a drawer. Mathews makes the best one.
Flight forgiveness compared to cutting size
I use the regular one on my pse omen while in a blind I just put something like a shirt under my cam so it's not sitting in the dirt
Haven't heard anyone review the Afflicter broadhead, are they any good?
I’d like to see you do the QAD exodus flight and blade durability
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