Broadhead Arrow Tips

Exactly what I was looking for! At 100g they’re light enough to be used with any bow and the shape makes it more durable than most broadheads. Great quality, value and functionality. They fly as accurately as my 100g field tips. The pictures included show them on my 7.8 OD arrows.

shipped and described as stated. not very sharp,but easy to do with file. wife asked when seen, " that will kill a deer ?" yes, but would you want to. dimensions are stated on site. most states to narrow to be legal. not what I bought for. flies like field point. no need to adjust sites. shot several into tree, came out undamaged. shot one into old metal wash tub from 40 yards. punctured a hole and bent tip tiny bit. fixed with file. are kinda cool looking on bolt !

I was reluctant to buy cause the price. But these things are durable and do a lot of damage. I’m buying more.

These work. Great quality

Reminded me of Medieval war arrows. The big solid one piece heads designed to go through just about anything. I tried one on a car wreck, the drivers door for amusement on a 405 crossbow and it went through easily. On the negative side, these are shipped more dull than sharp and are a royal pain to get a good razor cutting edge. I had to use files after using a dremel to start the process. Then a small stone set to finish. The result is a heavy head that will penetrative deeply on anything it is used against.

Super sharp. Nicely made. Screw right in. Will buy again

Received quickly. Not sharp at all. Very pointyand the weight varies slightly.Overall not bad. Just be aware of what you are getting

I live in the city, but am visited by lots of wildlife here to eat our fruit or my cats' food. Raccoons keep getting into our basement and/or garage, sometimes breaking good windows to do it! Maybe I could use my handgun on them in the basement, but neighbors might still hear and call police. Even my .22 pellet rifle takes several hits to kill a mature raccoon. Mere practice tips on my crossbow bolts eventually work, but end up being broken by the raccoons. ONE hit with one of these broadheads recently did the job, quietly, if messily.