Hunting Broadheads

I’ve killed over 400 white tails with a compound bow. I’ve used about every kind of Broadhead, known. These broadheads come out of the package needing a little touchup on their sharpness. But after a little touchup, they perform well They fly like field points.. They cut a big hole I killed five white tails with them last year I would not recommend hunting Elk with these, but I would definitely hunt southern deer that are generally small. And small game. They are a one and done Broadhead Unlike Magnus Broadhead that are my favorite.

Here’s the real truth on these broadheads. Yes they arrive dull compared to big box broadheads, a simple knife sharpener such as the one in my images makes it razor sharp! Check each broadhead as quality control as the manufacturer must not have, out of 12 I had 4 bad ones (cross threaded hex bolts holding blades weren’t even screwed all the way in) remember that’s still 8 GOOD broadheads! I shot a pumpkin it opened just fine and hit a log behind it and didn’t break the broadhead at all. For 18$? I got 8 good broadheads that take 2 seconds to sharpen? I mean count me in. I might be back with an edit as I’m heading out whitetail hunting tomorrow. So bear with me this is just first impressions!

Have used these for several years now i love that if you do lose a arrow or happen to miss your target lol there cost effective enough that it’s not gonna break the bank.They shoot very accurate in my crossbow but I did have to double the rubber bands so they wouldn’t open in flight.Hoping they make some with bands strong enough for a crossbow.Have retrieved every deer I’ve shot with the quality’s good and appearance is as good as and blades are stable enough to shoot multiple times in targets .

They are pretty nice actually they are sharp and light weight easy to put together my husband loved them

So far they work! I bought the red set of mechanical broadhead’s, and I took it to a target practice range shot one and it expanded like it was supposed to. I was surprised by it first shot stuck in wood . Got it out. The tip is a little wiggly, however, still sharp and could probably use it again, but each time I’ve shot it it expanded like it needed to. They are fairly priced for the quality that they are. I’m going to hunt with them and I will update later but so far they work as intended and they shoot so close like a training point. This is the first time I’ve ever used a mechanical broadhead, and I am not only shocked, but so far I’m happy with it. I would definitely shoot with these then a fixed Broadhead any day and I used fixed Broadhead’s last season and it cost me two deer because the fixed broad heads made me miss my shot so I’m going to try these mechanical broadhead’s this year so far I am impressed, but we will see, and like I said, I will update later.

These work great, took down my first doe with one. The blade tips took the slight bend, just to the end though. I could still hunt with said tip though, nothing serious. They fly well too, just make sure your bow has been bare shaft tuned or your broadheads won’t land the same place as your field tips. It broke through 3 ribs, deflected off the spine and into the lung/heat cavity and got at least a single lung. Only went 30-40 yards.

Switching back to them . They Work amazing for the price.. I shot a doe couple years back she literally fell over . Used fixed blades g5 and slick trick both do not perform like theses . Shooting 26 in draw 60 lbs total arrow weight 389g

Bout these for my cross bow. When they showed up I was impressed they came in a nice case, packaged well with o-rings and felt nice weight and quality. I didn’t have a target suitable to shoot with broad heads so I was t not able at time to practice shoot them. Came time to “take the shot” and missed figured I clipped a limb or something. But now I would never shoot them again with cross bow. I decided to practice shoot them at target to test them out after missing that shot. Anytime I shot them the bolt would go all over the place to the point it wouldnt even hit the targets with field tips hold a group in the ring put one of these broadheads on and would have to go searching for the bolt because it wouldnt hit anywhere near aim point and you could watch the arrow fly all over the place. I bought a different broadhead and have not had the issue anymore so I put these in the trash.