lucky score

[piggy]

I was given these today by one of my customers who was a keen bowhunter many years ago.
48 x gamegetter 2020
24 x wood shafts
2 x shooting gloves
1 x fishing arrow
and a stack of broadheads.

I am interested to know what the 2 broadheads on the right are.

[Coach]

You scored well dude Isnt that Green head a Bear Razor

[kerrille]

mate those broardheads must be nealy antiques i think the end ones look like ones i used 35/40 years ago


..nev..

[piggy]

I'm not sure what they are but would like to know?

Cheers

[bsrecurve]

that's an awesome score mate.
that many 2020's will do you for ages...

[piggy]

I forgot to mention that there is also a couple of shafts that feel and sound like carbons when tapped and touched. One of them has a slight split and it appears to made of something other than carbon or fibreglass?

[Hood]

nice pick up there Piggy gotta be happy with that.

[Jeffro]

Piggy I have one exactly like that gold one , great score you got there.I think definitely some collectibles and ill be surprised if you dont get offers for them by pm.
I would like a green one for my collection and one of those old ones on the right if you were prepared to sell a couple.
Cheers
Jeff

[piggy]

Found this in the box also its got 6 x stainless steel blades any ideas on the names of these heads.

Thanks

Paul

[Stickbow Hunter]

Piggy,

Good lot of arras there mate.

There were shafts that were around in the eary eighties that were quite popular and they were made of a fibreglass type material and were called 'Graflex' not 100% on the spelling. They were a lightish brown in colour with darker caramel stripes on them, not sure if they came in other colours. The shafts you have maybe some of these.

As for the broadheads, I'm sure Mike-dy will be ablew to tell you what they are.

Jeff

[Moss]

Your one lucky fella

Great score mate

[Moss]

Also there this site which has got some good info obn broadhead
http://www.stickbow.com/FEATURES/COLLEC ... ecting.CFM

[jindydiver]

Those green guys look a lot like bear razors

Found this in the box also its got 6 x stainless steel blades any ideas on the names of these heads.

Thanks

Paul

The name "satellite" comes to mind. You turn two little steel rings till both gaps line up to get the blades off (and on). They are from the 80's.

[piggy]

Stickbow that pretty much describes the shafts.
The green ones are not the bear razor as i also got some of those and they have the slice for the bleeder blades.
Thanks for identification Jindy those rings work exactly as you described.

The black broadhead on the far right is called a missile spike

[greybeard]

The head on the left may be a 'Savora'. They look very similar to a pack I purchased some 25 years ago. From memory there was a little spring ring [similar to the key ring type] that locked the cutting blades into the rear of the ferule.
Second from the left is most likely an 'Ace Rocket'. When I first purchased these heads they were 50 cents each. In those days I could purchase the gear to make up 100 hunting arrows and get change out of $100.00.

Daryl.

[piggy]

Thanks Greybeard and for everyone's assistance.

Cheers

Paul

[RecurveRon]

The gold one looks like what i know as a 'satalite' , the ferrule screws into the centre of the body and there is a collor that locks over the ends of the replacable blades. Still have a few left over with new blades, sadly untested on any animals

[piggy]

Thanks Ron good to see you around.

Cheers

Paul

[Mike-dy]

Left to right -> Satellite, Davies Concorde (now Tuskers), Huntsman (Alan Strachan, Vic) and Missile Spike.
The six bladed head is a Wasp. All made in the 70's - 80's
Cheers,
Mike

[jindydiver]

Left to right -> Satellite, Davies Concorde (now Tuskers), Huntsman (Alan Strachan, Vic) and Missile Spike.
The six bladed head is a Wasp. All made in the 70's - 80's
Cheers,
Mike

It doesn't get much better than that

[piggy]

Thanks Mike-dy you champ!
I have spent Hrs searching the net