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rebel deer hunter - User is Offline
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09/02/2008 7:36 PM  
Ive been looking at these for a while now and was thinking about getting them, anyone ever tried em out?
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09/02/2008 8:58 PM  
Which ones? I have used the Xt 100s before they did the job. I could not get them to shoot well after 20yds so I went back to Muzzy 100s
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09/02/2008 9:53 PM  
i used them one time had the blades break apart with a shot in the ribs and what a job tracking.i dont know how the newer ones are. i use them 3 years ago when they 1st started coming out. i stick with the 100g thunder heads  they leave good blood trails and pass in and out every time for me
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09/03/2008 11:28 AM  
yea, I was reading on basspro about the talon xt and it said tehy break easy, I think im going to stick with the wasp hi tech hammer sst 100 gr $34.99 for a 6 pack is a good price and ive never had one break and ive shot them throught my fence
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