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| huntingbaldguy:
Are those Vista small game adder points worth anything or the Snaro Bird Point? |
| RadSav:
--- Quote from: huntingbaldguy on August 04, 2015, 04:23:35 AM ---Are those Vista small game adder points worth anything or the Snaro Bird Point? --- End quote --- Cool thing about E.W. Bateman's Adder Point is that you can use them one way for deeper penetration and the other way for more shock. I've put a hurting on the Oregon sage rat population using those backward behind a steel blunt. :tup: They don't bury under the grass as bad when applied backward either. Though they do wear out faster that way. I used to get them 500 at a time from Earl. Was my "Go-To" small game point for many years! Snaro points are ok if wing shooting quail, crows or starlings. Haven't been pleased with them on anything of size. Get the small ones if you are going to try them. The big ones were worthless for me. |
| sakoshooter:
Partner and I shot a few geese opening day of early goose a couple years ago with Judo pts. All we got was crippled geese as the springs folded back leaving a field pt hole. The ones that go on under your field pt do a lot more damage. |
| RadSav:
--- Quote from: sakoshooter on August 06, 2015, 09:11:55 PM ---Partner and I shot a few geese opening day of early goose a couple years ago with Judo pts. All we got was crippled geese as the springs folded back leaving a field pt hole. The ones that go on under your field pt do a lot more damage. --- End quote --- Broadheads only for geese!! |
| JJ79:
I have some "hammer" heads for this year, hoping to see how well they do Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk |
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