points???

[JackCrafty]

For me, it's easier to cut part way through hard steel blades and then snap them.  As long as the widest part is 7/8" and it has two cutting edges, it's legal for deer here in TX.  The ribs are not too hefty on whitetails... don't know about the others.  Still haven't hit a deer with an arrow, so it doesn't matter much anyway. 

[JustinNC]

For me, it's easier to cut part way through hard steel blades and then snap them.  As long as the widest part is 7/8" and it has two cutting edges, it's legal for deer here in TX.  The ribs are not too hefty on whitetails... don't know about the others.  Still haven't hit a deer with an arrow, so it doesn't matter much. 

I wanna know why you are hunting with steel when you produce those fine looking stone points? 

[Bevan R.]

I wanna know why you are hunting with steel when you produce those fine looking stone points? 

Check your game laws. Many states require steel broadheads.

Bevan R

[JackCrafty]

Justin, 99% of my points are less than 7/8" wide.  Also, see below.

[Marc St Louis]

From the way my brother described the hit the arrow must have hit the scapula.  My brother quit bow hunting shortly after.

[JustinNC]

Justin, 99% of my points are less than 7/8" wide.  Also, see below.

haha yeah I hear ya. We all know you make those paper thin, stamp sized cohokias.