Arrow Dynamic Solutions announces the introduction of :
The Gobbler Guillotine
(patent pending)

Press Release

Tuesday October 05, 2004

Arrowdynamic Solutions

For further information:

Matthew Futtere 512-515-6299                         

Email: wewentfishin@aol.com

 We’ll be-heading in the woods with the new  “Gobbler Guillotine” (patent pending) this spring!

 Arrowdynamic Solutions of Liberty Hill, TX recently announced the introduction of the first ever razor sharp, four bladed broadhead invented solely for the purpose of hunting big game birds.  The Gobbler Guillotine line of broadheads features the world’s largest cutting width ever in a fixed bladed design with lethal cutting widths up to FOUR INCHES by FOUR INCHES weighing in at just 125 grains! 

 Point of aim for birds is now the much larger and more prominent head / neck region.  This is the same area shotgun hunters aim for!  The wide cutting width and razor sharp blades provide the most accurate, lethal and humane manner of killing a bird ever invented for the bow hunter. The Gobbler Guillotine broadheads are engineered to work by understanding and incorporating the aerodynamics that others have designed around.

 The Gobbler Guillotine (patent pending)

  • ·        Increases the “killzone” target area!

  • ·        Provides for greater margin of error in shot placement!

  • ·        Virtually eliminates shaft loss!

  • ·        Saves meat!

  • ·        Decreases tracking time, fly-offs and bird loss!

   We are all bow hunters at Arrowdynamic Solutions; even our web Guy.  We are proud to provide the greatest advancement in broadhead technology since the cave man first chipped stone and attached it to a stick!

Visit our web site at www.arrow-dynamic-solutions.com to experience the accurate flight, see the devastating results and learn more of this history making broadhead!  

 02/17/04

 Testing the Guillotine

 Dear Matt and the Crew,

 Tested the Guillotine last night and the results were amazing.  I have long been a promoter of the headshot on turkeys.  In fact, we started the Head Club in 1995 after I introduced a Nebraska turkey’s cranium to a broadhead.  Since then, we have included 5 clean headshots in our video series “Another Year On The Ground.”  When I met you guys at the ATA show I knew if these heads flew correctly….lots of Toms would be in trouble. 

 The test:  Accuracy

 Target:  Business partners cedar arrow propped upright topped with a bag rolled into a turkey type look-a-like.

 Distance:  15 Yards 20 Yards

 Bow:  Renegade – Tominator II  70lbs

 Arrow:  Vital Bow Gear – Gladiator with 5” helical full length

 Head:  125 grain Guillotine

 First Shot 15 yd:  Smashed home…Cut the cedar arrow in two just below the bag (turks head).   

The cedar arrow didn’t break…it was severed.

 Second Shot 20 yd:  Smashed home again,  cut the arrow into halves again.  Hit about 3” low.  Keep in mind that the full-length arrow is 50 grains heavier. 

 If your serious about disconnecting the body and head of a turkey this spring, sight your top pin in with the heavier arrow and get ready to tell your taxidermist “You might want to use a freeze dried head, I can’t find the real one”.

 Penetration Test to follow:  Brat with wood shaft spine inserted

 Keith Beam  - Brooks Johnson  - Double Bull Archery POB 923, Monticello, MN 55362
Double Bull Archery POB 923 MONTICELLO, MN 55362.   (888)464-0409  WWW.Double Bull Archery.COM

  

 

For More Information Contact:
Matt Futtere
Arrowdynamic Solutions
P.O. Box 806, Liberty Hill, Texas 78642
Tel: 512-515-6299
FAX: 512-515-0329
Or e-mail us at: wewentfishin@aol.com