Bunny busting with a 10c coin??

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Bunny busting with a 10c coin??

#1 Post by lanky » Sat Jun 07, 2014 7:53 pm

Hi All, I was reading a story on Stalkbook about a cheap bunny buster, drilling a hole in a 10c coin and topping it off with a field point??.
Anyone tried it??
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Re: Bunny busting with a 10c coin??

#2 Post by perry » Sat Jun 07, 2014 8:44 pm

Why waste a 10 Cent Coin, use a Washer that costs 5 Cents for twice the Value. They knock Rabbits pretty well when screwed behind a Broadhead.

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Re: Bunny busting with a 10c coin??

#3 Post by Curvemeister » Sun Jun 08, 2014 7:00 am

As well as "defacing" / tampering / damaging government owned currency could end up costing you a lot more if you are actually caught or found to be doing it .

Just do as perry says and buy a pack of suitable washers , a lot cheaper and simpler , the holes are already drilled for you .
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Re: Bunny busting with a 10c coin??

#4 Post by lanky » Sun Jun 08, 2014 6:23 pm

Thanks guys, it is her birthday long weekend anyway, probally not the right thing to do..!
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Re: Bunny busting with a 10c coin??

#5 Post by Bill » Sat Jun 14, 2014 10:21 am

:smile:

If interested you can trade me for some of these.

By melting a small amount lead or solder into them, you can bring up the weight.
Or file off a bit around the steel washer to reduce the weight.
I'll even drill out the hole if required.

:smile: Have fun and be safe. :smile:
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Re: Bunny busting with a 10c coin??

#6 Post by Bill » Sun Jun 15, 2014 10:44 pm

:smile: I’ve been asked as to what constitutes a Trade. :?:

As large number of you already know I’m a big fan in collecting and trading Broadheads, especially old Aussie heads and any of the original back yard, Out in the shed Bowhunter built ones. 8)
:lol: :lol: (There's always a story or two to tell behind these ones) :lol: :lol:

So if you think you have a broadhead worth trading and believe its value to you is at least a baker’s dozen (that's 13 in the old money) of the Bunny Busters and I like it, then the deal is done, and all postage will be on the senders.

Built to fit 5/16" and 11/32" shafts.

So there you have it, nice and easy done. :smile:

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