6 Pack Hunting Broadhead 100 Grain 420 Stainless Steel Fixed Blade Broadhead Arrow Tips Archery Arrowhead for Crossbow and Compound Bow

Nice broadhead, way less money than it's name brand counterpart. Super sharp right out of the box, great spin test on my 400 spine arrows. Flys straight and is made from a great material. Nicely cut threads with no burs that make them super easy to install in your insert. Again, as good as it's higher priced counterpart. Can't wait to take these into the woods.

For me, these were the perfect budget replacement for the Muzzy 100 grain broadheads. They were interchangeable when it came to accuracy, but the sharp edge on the backs of these definitely made it easier to remove from the practice target. Easy swap, but you might want to use a tool to get it tightly screwed on, due to the sharp edges on all sides. I just took a nice +200lb buck with one of these broadheads. Even shooting low poundage (43lbs) and it being a quartering shot these still punched all the way through both sides of the animal, not quite a pass through. Went down within sight, clean, ethical harvest. It does make a rather small hole in the animal compared to expandables, but with low poundage where those aren’t an option, these still do the job effectively. Hole size is very similar to the Muzzy’s I have been shooting for several years. For me: Clean harvest, shoots accurately, doesn’t break the budget. These aren’t really meant for shooting through bone like some people try to do, and don’t compare the cutting diameter to expandables. But I won’t do either of those no matter what broadhead I use, so these are just what I need.

these things are not only accurate, they are deadly. .i was using mechanical broadheads for quite some time. and i could watch my bolt's flight path after releasing. occasionally i would see a spiral effect toward the target. not exactly ideal by any stretch, but i was accurate with them. i switched to these (truth be told i was too cheap to buy the name brand version) to give them a try for "s n g " purpose.. i must say i wish i had sooner. these things fly not only dead eye true, they also fly straight as an arrow. . pun intended. with my block set up at 40 yards, my mechanical heads would land accurate, and the block would stop them dead cold.. not these. they pass right through.. which i feel lends towards the cleaner wound cavity bleed cut and increase energy.

Weight of each is few grains off plus minus, but not enough to make a difference. Feel and shape, seems good. Not flimsy and break. I buried one in a tree and dug it out. No damage. Don't expect it cut hair off your arm on a sharpness test. You will have to sharpen. I used 400, 600 grit sand paper on a board to sharpen. But for price, I'm good with that. Still waiting to sling at a deer, but I have confidence in it is not going break on impact and will put it down if I do my part. Been test flinging these at 5 to 40 yards and flies good. I do have the blades aligned with feathers.

All six broadheads spun perfectly concentric and were all within 0.5 grains of each other, averaging 100.50 to 100.10 grains each. This extra weight is perfect, because it allows you to sharpen the broadheads and still get matching weight points. All broadheads should be precisely sharpened before use for hunting. You want the sharpest, smoothest, easiest passthrough you can achieve for success and ethical reasons. However, if your just shooting into foam, then these are ready out of the package. Because the broadheads have three blades, they are sharpen along the three plains. As a result, the angle of the edges are not the standard kitchen knife 20*, or pocket knife 25*. They are 30* and won't "feel" sharp like a razor, but they will easily push right through anything you are hunting. I recommend buying a complete set of diamond sharpening plates. I worked them starting with 240 grit in order to perfectly plane each side of the broadhead from tip to the back edge of the blade. Then progressively moved my way through the set of diamond plates... 400, 600, 800, 1200, 2000, and then finished with green compound on a leather strop. Simply sharpen each side one pass, and then tuned it to the next side, always working in sets of three. This ensures that each side receives the same amount of attention to maintain concentricity.

Great quality all within 2 grains of 100, identical quality and performance as g5 montec

Good product

Great broad heads for cross bow. Took two deer with both being pass through arrows. Both broadheads survived and will be used again. The angle of the blades make it easy to sharpen with 1200 grit paper on a flat surface. I will buy more when needed.

The way the blade edges are ground, I can sharpen these broadheads by rubbing them flat on fine grit sandpaper or my whetstone on all three sides pretty quickly and easily. Seems solid.

love these broad heads big bang for the buck would buy again for sure

Fonctionne super bien! N’hésitez pas à acheter!

Just as described

They will drop a deer with no problem. Very well made.