Do they fly like field points???? (G5 Deadmeat V2)

[@stacyhardin611]

They give you a practice head so you don’t have to waste expensive Broadheads !!😮 Your shot and Anchor will be a lot more consistent if you’ll rest those finger on the riser!

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

awesome thanks!

[@ben-jaminmorrese605]

The practice point is so you don't dull your blades

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

Gotcha.

[@FacGorilla]

And so you dont mess up ur targets

[@Cloud4hundred20]

The dead meat and mega meats are the best broadheads I’ve used.

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

Glad to hear it!

[@jeremietemple6851]

Awesome blood trail..... loudest broadhead I've ever shot.....soooo loud

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

Interesting stuff

[@stacyhardin611]

Absolutely love the mega meat…… practice head so you don’t dull your broad heads before you actually need them to be sharp!!!

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@stacyhardin611 heck ya! Good blood trail?

[@stacyhardin611]

@@ExplorersWorkbench opens up massive wound channel

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@stacyhardin611 nice!

[@dajahvue]

Does the blue collar need to be replaced after you hit the target block? Is it east to pull out too?

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@dajahvue I haven’t had to replace the collar yet. It’s not that bad pulling out of the morrel target, but it chews up the target pretty fast.

[@brianmalick2946]

Your groups will get better if you touch the riser with your finger tips. An open hand will cause you to flinch on release.

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@brianmalick2946 awesome, I’ll give it a go!

[@bbbbbbb2357]

This is a solid point! I always touch the riser with my index finger. The rest are war off to the side. Try holding a lighter with your middle, ring finger and pinky and let the index lightly touch the riser

[@TheIsojukka]

This is BS

[@TheIsojukka]

@@ExplorersWorkbench Don't do it.

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@TheIsojukka why’s that?

[@bbbbbbb2357]

Might be slightly over bowed as well. A counter clockwise crank on those limb bolts will make a measurable difference

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

Thanks

[@bham311]

I concur…give this limb bolts a whole turn to the left…your shoulder will thank you in a few years. Remember, speed doesn’t kill, accuracy does.

[@richardmacias624]

Try to keep your fingers down while holding the bow. You do not want them to get in the way of that broad head while your heart rate is up and you are aiming at a deer. Take your bow in and make sure it is tuned and shooting bullet holes through paper. Timing may be off. Hope it helps. Good luck this year.

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@richardmacias624 thanks! Ya timing is all good. You too!

[@Bowhunter66]

Your shooting pretty good but it could be better. Go watch some of John Dudley's Nock-on School of Nock series from a couple years ago. You can find it on his Nock-On youtube channel. I believe it will help you with your grip as it looks like it needs some work. However keep practicing and if possible practice at longer distances. Your closer shots will become easy once your long distance shooting improves. Good Luck!!

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

Heck ya! Will do thanks

[@jxhkb]

Please close your grip hand. Don’t death grip, just relax your fingers on the riser. The last thing you need is to lose a finger because of it.

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@jxhkb ya I’ve done that. Big improvement

[@everythingoutdoors-vl9bl]

They give you a practice tip so you don’t destroy or dull a broad head … you had to know that u don’t seem that slow

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

Ya that’s pretty obvious. Is it not worth comparing how they shoot?

[@thistlerose2632]

Mega meats all the way.

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@thistlerose2632 good results?

[@tyhansen6016]

No expert but ditch that kisser button man or watch how much pressure you put on it 😂

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

Might try a nose button too

[@AussieArcher1234]

Your Left hand needs work .And if you keep shooting Broadheads with your fingers stuck out like that . Your going to need a first aid kit.

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@AussieArcher1234 ok coach me up!

[@AussieArcher1234]

@@ExplorersWorkbench Nock on videos worth watching , I coach here in Australia

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@AussieArcher1234 thanks

[@jonah-n8l]

Bro they hitting a foot away from ur field point

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

lol the entire target is only 13 inches

[@austinhayes3901]

The way you punch and grip your bow you wount be as consistent as you could be

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

Ok thanks. Do you mean punching the trigger?

[@christopherwatson283]

Meatseeker copy cat. Make sure it doesn't blow open upon release from to much kick/speed. I'd use the V-2. Keep it low profile and blow through. I can change the Seals on a meatseeker. I'm not sure about the retainment system for the blades on these. When it gets old? Will it fail. I can put a new seal on my meatseekers, Cheap. Hard kicking setups tend to blow them open upon release. Meatseekers work fine out of my compound. But, prematurely open coming out of my 400 FPS Xbow. 3 Blades are Bomb.

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@christopherwatson283 ok good to know. No issues so far.

[@jonah-n8l]

Looks like ur field points aren’t sighted in

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

That’s just yours truly

[@donwilson350]

How in the world is this poor guy doing a review on a Broadhead when he can't even hold a group with a field tip

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

Thanks for tuning in @donwilson350 is there a place we can see your groups and learn?

[@In-The-Wild-Outdoors]

@@ExplorersWorkbench don't worry about him ... some of these jokers think they're experts. 3-4" groups at 40 is plenty good to get the job done. I think he doesn't realize his perspective is off since the size of the dot is 2.5". Relax that bow hand though. Instead of pointing your fingers straight out, let that hand just be loose and relaxed, otherwise your inducing tension in to your palm, which translates to torque in the bow. Just a "fine tuning" form thing.

[@ExplorersWorkbench]

@@In-The-Wild-Outdoors thanks I appreciate the tips!