How do you sight in a gobbler guillotine?

[txhunter83]

Since my other post went largely unread, I thought I would be more direct...

How have y'all sighted in the gobbler guillotine broadheads?

[Landrover]

Hope someone knows since I am looking at getting one for next weeks hunt in Junction. Not much of a turkey hunter but thought i would get one for the heck of it!

[duck'n]

I read an article somwhere where the guy used a backstop and hung a banana in front...practiced by trying to cut the banana in half. That sounds like FUN! Good luck.

[cbrown]

TGridley has used them quit a bit...

Just make sure you get a longer arrow...

[txhunter83]

I dont know what to use as a backstop. Maybe a pillow in front of my target, and try to cut a carrot in half. With the long arrows and gigantic broadheads, I am worried my bow is going to be way off.

[Archermike2605]

If you're shooting 4-5" vanes you should be good. I would test them out more if you're shooting short vanes like blazers ect... Hang a old blanket from a limb, fence, ect... and take a shot at it. The banana or the carrot is a good idea.

It should not be off that much at <30yrds

Just like shooting a blunt or judo point <20 you shouldn't be able to tell any difference in POI

[txhunter83]

Well, my bow is sighted in for full metal jacket arrows and 100 grain heads with blazers on them.

Now I'm shooting carbons that are longer, full fletchings, and a 125 grain broadhead.

I think I am going to be forced to sight it in at night too.

I am officially the world's best planner.

[Chance Love]

You probably won't be shooting over 20 yards anyway, so there really is no need to sight them in. I shot them last year and used those big arrows they come with and did just fine. My normal set-up is Axis 400's with 100gr. Rage heads.

[Landrover]

You probably won't be shooting over 20 yards anyway, so there really is no need to sight them in. I shot them last year and used those big arrows they come with and did just fine. My normal set-up is Axis 400's with 100gr. Rage heads.

I also shoot 400's and 100 grain heads! I guess I will buy there big arse arrow also!

[Rotag]

Use a 100 gr field tip and the proper arrow and it is a snap.
Matt the owner is my next door neighbor. Thats all he will do.
Be careful the blades are sharp and fragile compared to a regular broadhead.
One of these days I will get time to go see them work for real.