I have been using the Sevr 2.1 for 2 years now and have had great success . They have dropped the deer faster than any other head I have used before. First deer went less than 40yds the second one went less than 25yds.
Bob
Bob
I have only replaced blades on 2 heads and it took me a while to get it done. I did use the plastic tool but I had difficulty with it. Not sure exactly what I did but I got it done and killed a deer with the replaced blade head. I'll need to pay more attention to how I did it the next time I replace blades.Vee: Did you get that plastic tool to work to close the broadhead? I have the same 1.5 and the only way I could close them was to partially remove the main screw and reposition the blades. Doing it like I did, one has to be very careful to keep the small bent washer centered or the screw will chew it up when re installing the screw.
I found the broadheads shoot the same point of impact as the field points as long as one used matched point weights both in the practice mode and hunting mode, when target shooting.
All the best.
All my shots were 25 yards and under and shot placement was pretty much perfect. I realize that is not always going to be the case. That being said, a poor shot is always going to present problems. You always need to come into contact with something that is vital in order to kill an animal. If it's a gut shot you need to wait at least 8 hours before tracking the animal - no head speeds that process along.I read a lot about blood trails and dead quickly, but seldom is the shot and Hit described. any head shot in the right place will bring good results. What I like to hear are the less than perfect shots and how head performed. I have read quite a few bad reports from Sevr users as well. Guess that can be said for all broadheads tho.
I used the tool and it worked fine after I played around with it for a few minutes and figured how to do it. I believe I slid the tool parallel to the ferrule and between the blades and then they folded the in.Vee: Did you get that plastic tool to work to close the broadhead?