Thunderheads.......WOW ! Who knew?!
Bought some thunderheads at walmart just to try. They were pretty consistant and punched hard! All the reviews are great. I had no idea. Any.actual damage pics anyone? Stories?
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before switching to Snuffers, i shot thunderheads. theyre good
. no pics of wounds tho.
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Been with them forever.Comment
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I've known for 20+ years!
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Thunderheads have probably been around for 25 yrs and work like a charm
I remember shooting them back in 1989 ?
simple design that has killed tons of animalsComment
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They do a great job but I didn't like the orings.Comment
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Not the best pic but it show the hole, Thunderhead 125.http://discussions.texasbowhunter.co...1&d=1317756058Attached FilesComment
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They were the go to cool broad heads back in the day.Comment
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Have had excellent results with 100gr thunder heads, with the only exception being ground shrinkage![IMG]IMG 0391 IMG 0396[/IMG]Comment
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Entry!
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T heads have been my choice for yrs. I use other NAP heads also, spitfires and bloodrunnersComment
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Yep... people were using thunderheads back when shafts were made of rebar... err aluminum... hehComment
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I shot them back in the late 80s and early 90s... If not for Slick Tricks, I'd be shooting them still.... and that's just my personal preference.
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Shot a doe Sunday with one. She went 30 yards. I have never had a problem with them. Old saying if its not broke dont fix itComment
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Your are right. I could never make them fly good with the then new age carbon arrows (gold tip 5575) but I would put them on my Easton Super Slam XX78 2413 arrows and they would fly perfectly. I know one thing for sure for all the advancments made in archery. I am not certain a set aluminum arrows with these broadheads are just as good as all the high tech crap out there now. I know they would cost about half the cost to build and set up.Originally posted by Encinal View PostComment
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