Aim Right at the Shoulder?

"Aim Right at the Shoulder?" - You betcha! With a Dr. Ashby inspired arrow & broadhead system, shots that were once thought unethical become the most ethical shoots you can take. Heavy, high FOC arrows not only break bone, they have enough gas in the tank to keep penetrating after bone breach (see photo). Of Dr. Ashby's top 12 arrow enhancement factors, we have found the following 4 to be the most crucial in determining lethal arrow performance.
1. Structural integrity - the 'math' doesn't matter if your system breaks at impact.
2. 650+ grain TAW - Ashby found the heavy bone threshold at 650+ grains total.
3. 19%+ FOC - not just heavy, as much weight as possible in the front of the arrow.
4. Single Bevel Broadheads - in soft tissue any broadhead works, single bevels shine over all other broadhead designs when heavy bone is hit.
No archery manufacturer holds a patient over Dr. Ashby's research. Any bowhunter that follows Ashby's 12 rules, regardless of the brand they shoot, is going to be more successful.....peroid. The GrizzlyStik system's advantage is that it has been built and refined over the past 15 years by fanatically following the research of Dr. Ashby.

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