Ramcat Broadheads with Locktite?
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From: Bowhuntpig666!
02-May-19
Anyone had any luck? Have a trove of them bought before I tested the broadheads and had the blades break off not even able to cut through a small test wire fence...
From: Ermine
06-May-19
Always had great luck with them!
From: Dale06
06-May-19
Small test wire fence. Seems like most people are testing on steel drums, plywood, cow bones and the like. I do not use Ramcats, but a friend does and is very successful with them.
From: great white
07-May-19
Shot a big old nanny doe had to be approaching 150 lbs,turned when i shot hit at the point of the left shoulder exit at the knee on the far side rear leg. penetration was awesome as in the whole length of the deer 2 hops and done .Shot to others broadside like you are supposed to both never left the field.Yes I have bought them again because they fly like darts.
From: bad karma
07-May-19
I've never hunted wild fence, can't find a good recipe for them. For wild hogs, they penetrate very well, fly well and create a massive blood trial. I will likely use them for elk this year.
From: drew
09-May-19
I've shot ramcats for the past 2 years and really like them. Good flight, penetration and blood trails.
The title of the original post mentions loctite - how is that related to ramcats? Sorry, it's not clear to me.
From: wildwilderness
09-May-19
There was a large batch of FAKE ramcats made in China with the same packaging sold online. You may have a trove of them? I have never heard a complaint about the REAL ones.
From: APauls
09-May-19
Have heard good things about them, never used them. Also never heard of using a wire fence as a test medium
From: Shotgunwilly
09-May-19
I use locktite on the small screw the holds the blades in, i was having them come loose after a few shots into the target.
I have also had good results on game, excellent penetration.
From: Ermine
09-May-19
They are made to come loose so that you can pull them from targets easier. But yea a drop of loktite will lock it down so they don’t come loose
