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<blockquote data-quote="jraulsten" data-source="post: 1435862" data-attributes="member: 96652"><p>Ckgworks is right on about broadheads. Not always, but the majority of the time if you're broadheads aren't consistent with the same weight field point, you're bow is not properly tuned. I should say this holds true with "quality" broadheads. Some are just crap and won't even fly consistently out of a perfectly tuned bow.</p><p>I know a lady who has swiftly killed 3 or 4 big mature Nilgai shooting a draw weight of 40#, FMJs and 100 grain German Kinetics. And Nilgai are one tough animal. It's all in the equipment, how well it is set up and most importantly, shot placement.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jraulsten, post: 1435862, member: 96652"] Ckgworks is right on about broadheads. Not always, but the majority of the time if you're broadheads aren't consistent with the same weight field point, you're bow is not properly tuned. I should say this holds true with "quality" broadheads. Some are just crap and won't even fly consistently out of a perfectly tuned bow. I know a lady who has swiftly killed 3 or 4 big mature Nilgai shooting a draw weight of 40#, FMJs and 100 grain German Kinetics. And Nilgai are one tough animal. It's all in the equipment, how well it is set up and most importantly, shot placement. [/QUOTE]
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