Around 1980, I met Ron Hoiland. Ron was a traditional archer to the core. He was also a very good machinist. We became fast friends and went on many larks together. I convinced him to make a high quality Hill-style broadhead for my company. I sold a lot of them. Ron, later, moved out-of-state and that ended our enterprize.
Here is a photo of Ron at the Great Lakes Longbow shoot some time around 1987.
I like the looks of the 160 grain Big Hummer.
First time I have seen these. The design looks well thought out. Even the tip is ready to go. Wonder why these didn’t catch on?
Around 1980, I met Ron Hoiland. Ron was a traditional archer to the core. He was also a very good machinist. We became fast friends and went on many larks together. I convinced him to make a high quality Hill-style broadhead for my company. I sold a lot of them. Ron, later, moved out-of-state and that ended our enterprize.
Here is a photo of Ron at the Great Lakes Longbow shoot some time around 1987.
How cool is that !
That IS cool Chuck. And they LOOK cool Fred, well done.
I especially like that they were sold in quantities of 2 dozen. That's thinking like a bowhunter!