The world’s most accurate and most lethal broadhead incorporates Spin-Tite Airfoil Technology which spin-stabilizes arrows from the front. Three rigid airfoils on the blades achieve high-speed spin keeping the arrow flying true. These airfoils also make the arrow screw through the target, much like a drywall screw, producing the Spiral Wound Channel. Massive hemorrhaging and unmistakable blood trails result.

On Target- You have all heard the saying “The proof is in the pudding”. Well let me just say “The proof is in the blood” and lots of it. I have been hunting turkeys with a bow for a couple of years now and have stuck a few but never have I heard or seen a gobbler bleed like mine did this year. At 30 yards I placed a Talon right into the longbeards beauty shop and as of now he is out of business.

I have yet to try them on any big game but intend to do so come fall. After shooting them numerous times into my broadhead target I found that they fly pretty true and smooth and the bonus broadhead helps the last minute decision making when trying to decide what broadhead to go with.

Off Target- Last I checked I would not be able to hunt with a Crimson Talon in Colorado. Because of some game laws I won’t go into Colorado prohibits the use of a broadhead this lethal. (This leaves me scratching my head) If you have any updated information on this ordeal fill free to let us know.
Also, I found that at further distances I was losing my tight grouping. I am not 100% on this but what I found was if my vanes were not running with the spiral channel of the broadhead they would drift a touch outside. So if you stay under 100 yards you should be good.

Check out Crimson Talons complete new line of redesigned broadheads at: www.spintite.com

Flambeau’s Soft Compound Bow Case gives protection until your next shot.

• Fully padded and lined
• Main Compartment for bow storage
• Secondary Compartment holds up to 12
arrows and includes zippered mesh pockets
for organization of other accessories

On Target- I have used the hard cases for years and they are hard to beat. They are great for flying, traveling with the bow case in the back of a truck, and not having to worry about something bumping your sights. I still rely on my hard case especially for the way I am with bows. After taking a look at the soft case from Flambeau and actually trying one out I’ve started to appreciate them. It doesn’t take up the room as my hard case, a lot easier to carry around, and extra storage pockets are a great plus. I’ll stick with my hard case for flying otherwise the bow will be in the soft case.

Off Target- I just picked up a Mathews Drenalin and dad gumit if it doesn’t fit the straps in the bow case. Before it I shot a Darton Maurader and dad gumit if it didn’t fit the straps in the bow case. Are these cases made for specific bows cause I wasn’t given that option? One other thing that brought questioning to my mind was the fact that when you have an arrow with a broadhead exposed you might want to cover it. I’d hate for that broadhead to cut the inside fabric while your carrying your bow around.

Check out Flambeau’s bow cases along with their complete line of other archery accessories at www.flambeauoutdoors.com