Terminal T Locks Broadheads from Trophy Taker

Daniel Boone · 08-10-2009, 06:59 PM

Single Piece Cut-On-Contact Ferrule and Non-Vented Blades Deliver Bone Crushing Strength

T-Lock blade-to-ferrule connection guarantees no lost blades

Quiet Non-Vented Design Won't Spook Game

0.041" Thick Blades Cut Dense Bone and Creates Larger Entry and Exit Holes

Good looking head I must say. Got a couple packs yesturday. Got to give these babys a test run.

You can check them out at Trophy Taker on link below.
Terminal T-Lock
Achieving success in the field requires a fast, accurate broadhead that cuts a big wound channel and remains quiet in flight.

The Terminal T-Lock Broadheads fly like field points, cut larger holes, penetrate deeper, and we guarantee no lost blades. Create your success by hunting with the best - T-Lock Broadheads.

Available Sizes:
100 Grain, 3 Blade, 3 Per Pack, 1-1/16"

http://www.trophytaker.com/terminal_t_lock.aspx

Daniel Boone · 08-10-2009, 07:02 PM

Single Piece Cut-On-Contact Ferrule and Non-Vented Blades Deliver Bone Crushing Strength

T-Lock blade-to-ferrule connection guarantees no lost blades

Quiet Non-Vented Design Won't Spook Game

0.041" Thick Blades Cut Dense Bone and Creates Larger Entry and Exit Holes

I got a couple of packs of these as well. Looks like a few deer are going down this season.

Shuttle T-Lock
Achieve success in the field requires a fast, accurate broadhead that cuts a big wound channel and remains quiet in flight.

The Shuttle T-Lock Broadheads fly like field points, cut larger holes, penetrate deeper, and we guarantee no lost blades. Create your success by hunting with the best - T-Lock Broadheads.

Available Sizes:
100 Grain, 3 Blade, 3 Per Pack, 1-1/8"
125 Grain, 3 Blade, 3 Per Pack, 1-3/16"

HoytUSA · 08-10-2009, 08:12 PM

I prefer the Shuttle T-Lock BH from Tight Point. They Shoot AWESOME

HoytUSA · 08-10-2009, 08:18 PM

Are you on the Tight Point or Trophy Taker Pro Staff? I am putting a video together and they are one of my sponsers. I am going to take all the profits and donate it to the 4-H in my area to send some kids to camp and the shooting tourneys they have. That way I can do something I want to do (video my hunts) and give back. I think its a good idea myself. Will you be shooting the Shuttle Ts or the Slick Tricks?

ozzy · 08-10-2009, 09:00 PM

YES, they are my favorite! Although I take the blades off and sharpen the tips on a very fine stone as they are ground finished from the factory, makes them wicked sharp after re-assembly! JMHO

Daniel Boone · 08-10-2009, 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by HoytUSA

Are you on the Tight Point or Trophy Taker Pro Staff? I am putting a video together and they are one of my sponsers. I am going to take all the profits and donate it to the 4-H in my area to send some kids to camp and the shooting tourneys they have. That way I can do something I want to do (video my hunts) and give back. I think its a good idea myself. Will you be shooting the Shuttle Ts or the Slick Tricks?

If you ever see some of my pictures, some of Jarrod Lile hunts I have posted here. Dan Evans and folks at Trophy Taker know there stuff. I diffiantly going to shoot both of these broadheads and test them to fullest. I want to see how well they group out my New Elite Z28.
DB

HoytUSA · 08-10-2009, 10:49 PM

I'm getting the same groups out of my Hoyt Vetrx pulling 66# and 30" draw that I do my field tips out to 45 yards. I was really impressed with this head, its the first fixed blade I have ever used, and it is prolly gunna be the last, although I would like to see what all the hype is surrounding the Slick Tricks. God luck with yours, like I said, I was not disappointed.

Daniel Boone · 08-11-2009, 06:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HoytUSA

I'm getting the same groups out of my Hoyt Vetrx pulling 66# and 30" draw that I do my field tips out to 45 yards. I was really impressed with this head, its the first fixed blade I have ever used, and it is prolly gunna be the last, although I would like to see what all the hype is surrounding the Slick Tricks. God luck with yours, like I said, I was not disappointed.

Ill stick with the fixed blades! Never have had any promblems with flight.
DB

HoytUSA · 08-11-2009, 09:40 AM

Sadly when I started bow hunting I was told that I needed to shoot mechs because my bows were shooting too fast for a fixed blade to fly right. I guess thats what I get for buying my bows and taking bow advise from a guy who sold guns!!!! I won't be making that mistake again. Thanks for all the help.