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<blockquote data-quote="41mag" data-source="post: 1241128" data-attributes="member: 3804"><p>I can appreciate the story and it sounds on par with what I would expect from them. </p><p></p><p>I have three different bows, which unfortunately the only thing in common between them is how well they shoot the Razor Tricks. I have at least a dozen of them mounted up and ready to go on three different arrows. That said all they do most of the time is sit in the case in the ready. </p><p></p><p>I have a brand new dozen of the Viper's sitting in the archery drawer of my cabinet. I pulled two packs off the store shelf when they hit the scene and did about all I could to get them to shoot as well as the Razors. While I DO admit I could probably do some tuning to get them there, at the moment and for a while to come I have a hard time making up my mind to do so. </p><p></p><p>Now my oldest grandson is going to be 15 Thanksgiving, and working his tail off to get up to around 40-45# of draw weight with his new Diamond Infinite Edge. He has already started knocking the fletching and nocks off with only about a month of shooting. I told him while groups are great, he had to have something else behind those light arrows to get into the vitals of anything, and that he was to start off working on the hogs. </p><p></p><p>I have his bow set up with 125gr tips and when he gets up to weight, I will screw on those Viper's for him. I have already honed up the tips on a half dozen just a touch with my smooth sharpening stone. They are now nice and smooth with a tip that scratches thumbnails like a fish hook should. Once he reaches his poundage mark I feel sorry for the hogs. </p><p></p><p>That was something I DID find with using all of the other Trick heads. Just a minute or two with that smooth stone made a big difference in how well they punched through. Not anything drastic at all, simply shining it up and cleaning up the tip so that it was nice and sharp. I initially used the 100gr Standards with my first bow, then moved up to the Magnum and when I got my Admiral I used the Griz Trick. Still after using those each for a couple of year I gravitated to the Razor like a moth to a candle. </p><p></p><p>Once I manage to use up the remaining ones I have I really will have no choice to find something else to use as they have unfortunately discontinued them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="41mag, post: 1241128, member: 3804"] I can appreciate the story and it sounds on par with what I would expect from them. I have three different bows, which unfortunately the only thing in common between them is how well they shoot the Razor Tricks. I have at least a dozen of them mounted up and ready to go on three different arrows. That said all they do most of the time is sit in the case in the ready. I have a brand new dozen of the Viper's sitting in the archery drawer of my cabinet. I pulled two packs off the store shelf when they hit the scene and did about all I could to get them to shoot as well as the Razors. While I DO admit I could probably do some tuning to get them there, at the moment and for a while to come I have a hard time making up my mind to do so. Now my oldest grandson is going to be 15 Thanksgiving, and working his tail off to get up to around 40-45# of draw weight with his new Diamond Infinite Edge. He has already started knocking the fletching and nocks off with only about a month of shooting. I told him while groups are great, he had to have something else behind those light arrows to get into the vitals of anything, and that he was to start off working on the hogs. I have his bow set up with 125gr tips and when he gets up to weight, I will screw on those Viper's for him. I have already honed up the tips on a half dozen just a touch with my smooth sharpening stone. They are now nice and smooth with a tip that scratches thumbnails like a fish hook should. Once he reaches his poundage mark I feel sorry for the hogs. That was something I DID find with using all of the other Trick heads. Just a minute or two with that smooth stone made a big difference in how well they punched through. Not anything drastic at all, simply shining it up and cleaning up the tip so that it was nice and sharp. I initially used the 100gr Standards with my first bow, then moved up to the Magnum and when I got my Admiral I used the Griz Trick. Still after using those each for a couple of year I gravitated to the Razor like a moth to a candle. Once I manage to use up the remaining ones I have I really will have no choice to find something else to use as they have unfortunately discontinued them. [/QUOTE]
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