New stainless slicktricks

[bm22]

Anyone tried the new all stainless slicktricks? I am thinking of swapping over the the all stainless magnum slicktrick from the older grizz tricks for better penetration and arrow flight.

Any reason to pick the old steel magnums vs the new all stainless magnums?

[bm22]

Ttt

[Drycreek3189]

IDK. I rarely use a broadhead twice. A couple or three broadheads a year just is not costly enough for me to want to re-use them, and to me that would be the only upside to stainless.





I rarely shoot hogs with a bow. FMJs cost too much and a hog will bend or break unless you get a pass through.....mostly

[Fishndude]

Both will bend so depends what your goal is.

[Mr. Whiskers]

I'll stick with the standard tricks.

[muddyfuzzy]

Steel generally has higher yield strength than stainless and is usually less ductile. That being said the steel will be less prone to deformation. I'd stick with the originals imo if it were me.


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[bm22]

Thanks muddyfuzzy