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Author Topic: Differant style of broadhead.  (Read 2583 times)

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January 01/02/11, 06:10:52 PM

Offline dakids

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Differant style of broadhead.
http://arrowds.com/atom/atom.htm
Has anybody ever used these broadheads?  Concept seems good but the size of the hole for blood trail would be my first concern.
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January 01/03/11, 05:24:11 AM Reply #1

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Re: Differant style of broadhead.
I just scanned that but did not see any cutting diameter mentioned?
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January 01/03/11, 09:54:23 AM Reply #2

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Re: Differant style of broadhead.
Quote from: BiggA on January 01/03/11, 05:24:11 AM
I just scanned that but did not see any cutting diameter mentioned?

They need a new marketing guy. The website is horrible, if you have to click that much for info then most will do what I did and leave the site.
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January 01/03/11, 04:06:44 PM Reply #3

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Re: Differant style of broadhead.
Quote from: MNO on January 01/03/11, 09:54:23 AM
Quote from: BiggA on January 01/03/11, 05:24:11 AM
I just scanned that but did not see any cutting diameter mentioned?

They need a new marketing guy. The website is horrible, if you have to click that much for info then most will do what I did and leave the site.

I noticed the same thing - I had a tough time finding anything.
A video that shows the broadhead and some entrance action, or something would be useful.  The concept looks pretty good, but I agree - bad marketing!
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