Redman

WacEms are my favorite, fixed blade, fly great (to 100 yds), replaceable blades....but I'll admit I have tinkered with others like: Invertor- great flying broahead, great price. Haven't taken an animal with one yet, missed a mule deer and the blades were not in good of shape. Epek-fly great, but its pretty much one shot and your done, new heads don't spin true. Left a massive hole in a Jav will not be buying these again Muzzy- tried and true...flight not perfect (about 2 inches off) Rage- terrible broadhead to hunt with. Blade deploy easily before the shot, spent more time looking at the blades than looking for game Meat Seekers- great flying, another one and done.... left a massive hole in a jav two years ago Would like to try the NAP Blood Runners....Wally World had some but they were sold out.

Hey Gino, Thanks for the reply, the more I look into this, the more I want one. I am still wondering if my old 2001 1/2 ton Chevy can handle it....I am planning on getting a "new" truck in a couple of years (new to me...not brand new) so what ever I get I will make it a point to put on my new truck (will be a 3/4 ton)... if bags and new tires are also needed I can do that...what tires are you running? Pro comp? I am in a catch 22. Got and Ranger, but cannot tow my pop-up and my ranger at the same time. If I get a toyhauler, then I need a new truck to pull the toyhauler....and I am in for $$$

Anybody know when do left over tags get published and go on sale?

Bryce, that is one bad as* flatbed....much nicer than I envisioned! Do you have it put on or make it yourself?

Great idea....will do some investigating. I do not have ramps (beside some cheap ones to load on my flat bed trailer).

No worries....you did get me to scour at the NM G&F website again....

What is the issue you are having? Not grouping with your field tips, not grouping at all? What is your arrow spine? Since you have tried 3 different broadheads I would think you may have another problem. Have you tried paper and walk back tuning? I have a fairly new rig also, last week I did walk back tuning and have to move my rest 1/8 inch to the right and 1/8 up and now my field tips and broadheads are grouping together. I second the strong helical from the new AZ mini fletch.....

Hey Red Rabbit, I was looking at NM? The draw has been complete for some time, I have not been able to find a left over list on NM website

What is the spine of your arrow? May need a stiffer arrow with the additional"power" Just for kicks try backing down your bow and see if that helps. I doubt its a broad-head problem since you tried three.....I thinking arrow spine. What are the issues you are having, not grouping with field tip or something else. Have you paper tuned, walked backed and broad-head tuned your bow?

WOW!! Congrats!

Love my PSE EVO, Sure-Loc Sportsman Special, Rip-cord, PSE X Quiver...flinging Easton FMJ 340 (weighing 469 grains) with 100 grain WacEms at 275 fps. Just put the Ripcord on it, pretty satisfied with the Ripcord. Started with the Whisker Biscuit, but I was getting the group I would like...now stacking arrows on-top of each other at 30yds. I have a QAP HD on my X-Force, have to say I like the QAD better. I say this because the QAD has the thumb lever to cock the rest and let down, plus the cord that attaches to the down cable can be shorter but it costs almost $50 bucks more....

dang!!! That is nice!!

I use the dental rubber bands around the middle. Ya the ortho bands work well, you can also get crazy and use a dremmel to make little notches for them to fit into. While I can appreciate to each is their own....but I find it strange Rages are modified to be just like a Rocky Mountain Snyper (that cost much less).

That was awesome! Thanks for sharing.

Hands down Honda EU (I don't own one), I have a Kipor (similar) and its noise is manageable with a extension cord it becomes very quite. Honywell and others make a knock off of the Honda, look at the specs of each (what the db rating). Yamaha is supposed to make a good one. If I ever get another generator, it will be a Honda Andy

thats awesome!

Wish AZ would take lessons from NM....on-line draw, mandatory reporting and now suspending the waste of time and money wolfs....

I took the survey this morning....would have like the question of "do you think harvest reporting should be mandatory"

I would agree that is a great job by Wild Heritage. I hope to get a velvet buck mounted someday..... Congrats, Redman

Since I have gathered from many of your very knowledgeable post on guns....you demand top gear. I watched the "Best of the West" show last week and if money was no object I would get a muzzle loader from http://badbullmuzzleloaders.com/ ....but you can see the cost. BUT with that being said, I know nothing about the Knight, but I do use a Thompson Center Omega with a Nikon Omega BDC scope and really like it. I shoot Blackhorn 209, 120 grains (volume), Thompson Center Super Glide 250 grain, Remington primers. Haven't hunted all that much with it, but shot a nice mulley and a javillina. Recent practice showed that I can use/group the BDC at 200 yds (still got to try the 250 and 300 yds marks). The Omega is very easy to clean and the breach plug can be removed in a snap, Blackhorn has made all the difference. The first year I hunted with it I did not use a BDC reticle and missed some great bucks....50 yds with a ML can be a clean miss. I have since got the Nikon and its pretty amazing how accurate it is, got about $550 total into the ML. p.s. they do kick like a mule Good Luck. well dah....should have looked at your follow-up post. glad you got something you like. SO those TMZ are shooing well...was that the first sabot you tried?

Since I have gathered from many of your very knowledgeable post on guns....you demand top gear. I watched the "Best of the West" show last week and if money was no object I would get a muzzle loader from http://badbullmuzzleloaders.com/ ....but you can see the cost. BUT with that being said, I know nothing about the Knight, but I do use a Thompson Center Omega with a Nikon Omega BDC scope and really like it. I shoot Blackhorn 209, 120 grains (volume), Thompson Center Super Glide 250 grain, Remington primers. Haven't hunted all that much with it, but shot a nice mulley and a javillina. Recent practice showed that I can use/group the BDC at 200 yds (still got to try the 250 and 300 yds marks). The Omega is very easy to clean and the breach plug can be removed in a snap, Blackhorn has made all the difference. The first year I hunted with it I did not use a BDC reticle and missed some great bucks....50 yds with a ML can be a clean miss. I have since got the Nikon and its pretty amazing how accurate it is, got about $550 total into the ML. p.s. they do kick like a mule Good Luck.

What do you all think? http://www.coleman.com/coleman/colemancom/detail.asp?product_id=2000005512

Sorry I'm with you, I would appreciate your feedback on the release. Did you want a back tension because of a specific reason?

I have a Sur Loc with 3 pins set at 20, 30 and 40. The 40 yd pin becomes the "slider pin" from 40 out to 120 yds. It can be adjusted in 2 yd increments. Takes about 3 seconds to range adjust and draw.... the only way I would go back to a true fixed pin is if the mountable rage finder (Vendetta) becomes easier or more practical to use.