Eastman Outfitters™ Shocker Small Game Point
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Who says you have to shoot at big game with your bow? Small Game Points let hunters test their skill and aim on smaller meat bearers or nuisance animals. The Small Game Point features spring arms that snag on grass, brush, or ground on impact, often popping up vertically for easy arrow location, reducing arrow loss. Ideal for stump shooting, birds, and small game.
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Rated 3.1 out of 5 by 19
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Rated 2 out of 5 by ILikeChicken you can't replace a judo
This point is nothing but a poorly made zwickey judo with a more blunt tip. The only thing I like more about this point than the judo is the shorter, more blunt tip. This results in more blunt force than penetration. As the judos would often go straight through a squirrel with my compound. However, i have not had this problem with my recurve...But, the judos do have more powerful spring arms. And although the arms are pretty bent up, which, by the way,can easily be fixed with a pair of needle nosed pliers,I still have both of my old judos that my grandpa gave me from a pretty good while back and through countless shots into the ground, trees and squirrels. The spring arms are designed to take the force of the impact of the arrow and bend. But with my shockers,all of the spring arms are broken from one point and two of the four springs on the other. And I've only had them a week! Although it does just as good a job at keeping the arrow from burying itself as the judos, the arms break after about 15 shots into the ground. and these shots are from my much less powerful recurve (Pse Stalker). Overall,there are some advantages to the shockers, but they just aren't as good quality as the judos. Ill take the judos anyday for the fact that they are the same price, but at least 100 times more durable.
December 1, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by StuckInTheCity Terrible small game heads
bought these because i had heard good things about them but was very disappointed with them. Shot a grouse from 3 YARDS and hot it directly in the back/neck area and it tore feathers off and the bird still took off. I had to give it a shot with my shotgun to get it after looking for half an hour. Dont waste your money I just use field heads and they do much better.
January 15, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by RyanTooth Great value
Works like it is supposed to do. I was able to easily retrieve my arrow in medium brush coverage after my shot missed a bird.
September 21, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5 by dwulff99 they are ok.
got a pack, shot a few rabbits and squrriels with them. they killed them just fine, but if your going for birds be careful because the arms bend some but they still stop your arrow and keep them from digging in the ground and losing them.
August 14, 2010
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