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Well, thank you guys so much for tuning in. This is a little bit different of an episode.

As you know, most of the time we have a guest, occasionally Steve and I will do a show on

our own, which we're doing this week. But in a way, Steve is also the guest. So we're talking

about broad heads. Specifically, we're looking at what makes a broad head perform well,

in terms of penetration, accuracy, durability, those aspects. We're going to get into flight and

more in our next episode. So stay tuned for that. But this one's specifically about broad head

and broad head design. Some of you may know that Steve actually designed his own broad head and

had a broad head company for a while. So he's a great resource to talk with in terms of

design aspects on broad head and how that affects performance. So this is a good episode again.

We talk specifically about broad heads, design, accuracy, penetration, those aspects.

Next week, Jonas, we kind of a part two for this discussion. We speak with Darren Cooper,

who's an archery guru. And we talk more specifically about what we need to do

in terms of arrow, building, bow tuning and things like that to get the best broad head flight

possible. So again, these two episodes are going to be great. It should be really helpful for you

as you go about evaluating broad head choice and then getting your bow to shoot that broad head

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