muddy
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I know in the rules and regs that you cannot use any judo points when shooting turkeys...but I do know you can use adder points behind broadheads to keep your arrow from passing through the bird. Have any of you seen the little metal judo springs that stick out judo points but seperate and able to be put behind a field point or broadhead? I have some of these little springy things (they work wonders on ditch tigers) and wondered if I could put them behind my broadhead to keep the arrow from passing through. I use 115 grain Muzzy's and the springy thing has a diameter of about half the butt end of the broadhead blades. To get to the point finally, can I use this combo? Technically I'm using a broadhead and the springs would just slow the arrow down and not go past the head and "grab".
All opinions appreciated.
muddy
I know in the rules and regs that you cannot use any judo points when shooting turkeys...but I do know you can use adder points behind broadheads to keep your arrow from passing through the bird. Have any of you seen the little metal judo springs that stick out judo points but seperate and able to be put behind a field point or broadhead? I have some of these little springy things (they work wonders on ditch tigers) and wondered if I could put them behind my broadhead to keep the arrow from passing through. I use 115 grain Muzzy's and the springy thing has a diameter of about half the butt end of the broadhead blades. To get to the point finally, can I use this combo? Technically I'm using a broadhead and the springs would just slow the arrow down and not go past the head and "grab".
All opinions appreciated.
muddy