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G5® Outdoors Small Game Fixed-Blade Broadhead

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No longer will the small game hunter have to take a back seat to his big game counterpart! The Small Game Head is made specifically with "critters" in mind and works like a charm. Unique design shocks and tears your quarry without annihilating it. Easy screw-in application. Cutting surfaces can be easily re-sharpened.

    Features:
  • Great arrow point for squirrels, birds, and other small game
  • Shocks and tears small game without mauling it
  • Screws into arrow
  • Easily resharpened
   



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100 Grains

Blade Count: 3 38-885-001-00
Your Price: $24.99
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125 Grains

Blade Count: 3 38-885-001-25
Your Price: $24.99
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No longer will the small game hunter have to take a back seat to his big game counterpart! The Small Game Head is made specifically with "critters" in mind and works like a charm. Unique design shocks and tears your quarry without annihilating it. Easy screw-in application. Cutting surfaces can be easily re-sharpened.

    Features:
  • Great arrow point for squirrels, birds, and other small game
  • Shocks and tears small game without mauling it
  • Screws into arrow
  • Easily resharpened
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That's totally up to the skill of the archer, but they fly just like field tips. I'm keeping my groups at about 4 inches from 30 yards. I used them to hit a squirrel from 26 yards out, and squirrels are small... These things fly awesome.
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i have shot a few squirrles with these, some at 25 yards they shoot the same as my field points. i have never actually shot these at a target but i think you could shoot a 3 inch gruop at 20 yards
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Per manufacturer, you should be able to shoot them like field points. Personally, I would not shoot them in groups because you will tear them up hitting each other’s.
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They appear to. I shoot 80 gr heads but had to use the 100 gr G5 sm game pt. As expected they hit a little low for me but the windage is still true.
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Out to 15-18 yards it is right on, however the S.G.H. impacts about 1" lower than the same weight field tip at 25 yards. and drops quickly the further our you go.
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These broadheads work great on groundhogs. I shot about 8 with them.
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My youngest daughter uses a 25# Parker SideKick and the G5 Small Game Head to thump bunnies and squirrels and gophers. They fly several feet down range (depending upon size and weight) and they don't get up.

On larger game that is a bit more stout (armadillo possum, etc.) we'll fletch w/ 4" right wing feathers in right helical and they tear a 1" diameter hole several inches deep through anything.

They are as insidious as they look.
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