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Zwickey Scorpios Broadhead Stoppers Reviews
I would buy this product again. They work great!
Big Mike
2 years ago
I use them when shooting in a field, if you miss your target they slow the arrows travel in the grass much shorter and I find my arrows much quicker.
Great product, especially for turkeys
Hogwars
7 years ago
Use mainly for Turkey hunting to keep the arrow from blowing thru.
Excellent
Ze
8 years ago
Works as advertised on small game. Keeps game from going too far after shot
Seems to be a great idea and I will try soon. I recommend it
Jose Eduardo
8 years ago
I will try it in small game. I have tested in target and it does not alter arrow impact at all.
Its good most of the time
Mike
9 years ago
Makes arrow easy to find. The only problem is that some times it slides all the way up to feathers and messes them up when you pull them back. I will use them when rabbit hunting and turkey hunting. I will keep one on me for the tough shots on 3D coarses.
Miss sized product
Pennington
13 years ago
The fit was too loose on the arrow. Tried carbons and aluminum. On each arrow the limiter slid back to the fletching on release of the shot. Maybe the next size smaller would be a better fit. This is the first negative review I have ever writen. Still love three rivers.
Good way to stop an arrow in a bird
Quiet Man
13 years ago
Will be used to prevent pass throughs on turkeys. Will also slip it on for night"coon" shoots in case my arrow doesn't find the target.
Zwickey Scorpio
Bm
13 years ago
If it's advantageous that the arrows stays in the target, this is it. Waterfowl, turkeys, small game. Makes recovery a breeze.
Works great!
KCM
14 years ago
I've used these Scorpios for stump shooting and target practice in areas where I'm worried I'll loose an arrow, and they prevent just that. I've yet to have an arrow get away from me. I'm excited to give them a try on Turkey once the season rolls around too.
Very good behind a blunt on wood arrows
The Falcon
15 years ago
Behind a blunt or broadhead, you will take shots you never would without the Scorpio. At a target with bushes behind it, hit or miss you can find your arrow because the Scorpio hangs up on the brush and grass. The Scorpio springs are very tough. Take a shot, find your arrow, slide the Scorpio back down the shaft to the point and shoot again.
Zwickey Scorpios Broadhead Stoppers Questions and Answers
Asked by
Mark from Paguate
2 years ago
Is there an appropriate size for Gold Tip Hunter XT, 400 spine, .295 outer diameter?
Sounds like the 19/64" size would be a good fit for that arrow.
2 years ago
Sounds like the 19/64" size would be a good fit for that arrow.
Asked by
Rud
3 years ago
What size for an Easton Axis Traditional 500 shaft?
I would recommend in the 19/64 Zwickey scorpios.
3 years ago
I would recommend in the 19/64 Zwickey scorpios.
Asked by
Tom
4 years ago
what size stopper needed for Gold Tip shafts?
the 19/64" would be the closest fit but they may be a bit large
4 years ago
the 19/64" would be the closest fit but they may be a bit large for those shafts.
Asked by
Rob
4 years ago
What size would be the best for Traditional Only 400 shafts?
20/64" - 21/64" would be the best size
4 years ago
20/64" - 21/64" would be the best size
Asked by
Bob
4 years ago
What size should I use on my gold tip traditional 500's
I would go with 19/64.
4 years ago
I would go with 19/64.
Asked by
Corey
4 years ago
I'm shooting GT Traditional and Black Eagle Vintage arrows 400 and 350 respectively. Which size would be best for these?
20/64" - 21/64" would be the best size
4 years ago
20/64" - 21/64" would be the best size
Asked by
Rudy
4 years ago
What size would I need for my 3555/500 Goldtip Traditional Hunter arrows?
You would want to go with the 19/64 size for those arrows.
4 years ago
You would want to go with the 19/64 size for those arrows.
Asked by
Mike
5 years ago
What size would I order to use on a 2016 shaft?
You would need the 20/62-21/64 size for the 2016 shafts.
5 years ago
You would need the 20/62-21/64 size for the 2016 shafts.
Asked by
Mike
10 years ago
What size should I get for Beman ICS 340's? Also, should they slide all the way to the feathers? I have some and They slide back to my feathers as soon as I release the arrow.
You will want to use the 19/64 size for the ICS arrows. These wi
10 years ago
You will want to use the 19/64 size for the ICS arrows. These will slide all the way to the feathers. If you do not want them to slide I would recommend to use the grasshopper rings that are permanent behind the point.
I will let the experts @ 3 Rivers recommend the suggested size b
10 years ago
I will let the experts @ 3 Rivers recommend the suggested size but no they should not slide back to your feathers upon release. It sounds to me like they are too large in diameter for your shafts. I use these for turkey hunting behind my broadheads & even practicing with them on a target they only slide up the shaft as far as the arrow penetrates the target.
These never worked good for me. They would slide down my arrows
10 years ago
These never worked good for me. They would slide down my arrows shafts way too easy. I stopped using them.
Asked by
leatherneckAMC
10 years ago
Can this be used on a glendel 3d buck target? Any other advice regarding the topic?
These are for turkey hunting I wouldn't repeatedly shoot a targe
10 years ago
These are for turkey hunting I wouldn't repeatedly shoot a target with them.
These are designed to slide down your arrow on impact to minimiz
10 years ago
These are designed to slide down your arrow on impact to minimize penetration. I would not use them target shooting.
I don't think it would hurt. I havnt seen any differencebin arro
10 years ago
I don't think it would hurt. I havnt seen any differencebin arrow flight. I've shot a few geese and turkeys with them all with good results