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Post by ccwilder3 on Aug 2, 2010 10:59:30 GMT -5
Hey CC...great to see you back.  Lot's of new broadheads have come out this year, but I want to know what you think of Nap discontinuing the Nightmare, and incorporating the design into the Thunderhead...calling it the Thunderhead Edge...with serrated blades.  It makes me want to throw up.  NAP had what might have been the best fixed replaceable blade broadhead on the planet. Overall I see serration bringing nothing to the table as far as performance. They are an eye catching sales gimmick. I have never seen or heard of a serrated edged scalpel. I have bought up 10 packs of the Nightmares. |
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Post by SPIKER on Aug 2, 2010 16:52:45 GMT -5
Hey CC...great to see you back. Lot's of new broadheads have come out this year, but I want to know what you think of Nap discontinuing the Nightmare, and incorporating the design into the Thunderhead...calling it the Thunderhead Edge...with serrated blades. It makes me want to throw up. NAP had what might have been the best fixed replaceable blade broadhead on the planet. Overall I see serration bringing nothing to the table as far as performance. They are an eye catching sales gimmick. I have never seen or heard of a serrated edged scalpel. I have bought up 10 packs of the Nightmares. I agree on all counts, and have stocked up as well. |
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NAP had what might have been the best fixed replaceable blade broadhead on the planet.