Broadheads New Trocar Crossbow

Razor sharp right out of the package. These fly true and hit hard—no deflection, just clean penetration. Built tough and reusable. If you want reliability when it counts, these deliver.

So far i like them, i was used to the expandables but these work just as good

These broadheads are the best I've shot, and as accurate as my field points. There are a couple of things that you need to consider with these. 1. You need to line up your blades as close as possible with your fletchings. Definitely tighter groups that way. 2. Those who say the blades are loose, mine did not come that way but there was little wiggle until I tightened them down on the bolt. 3. You can replace the blades on these, but the Allen screws get clogged up if you shoot a deer, they are extremely small and strip out very easily. This is why I rated them low on durability. If they made them better in that fashion they would be absolutely perfect, but I can live with that given the accuracy and deadliness. My wife has shot them out of her crossbow and I have the ones for my compound, both fly true at 300+ FPS. We have both taken a many deer with them and never have them go far. (But that really does come down to shot placement more than anything else.)

No more expendable's for me. I learned the hard way. DEPENDABLE and accurate.

These are very good fixed blade Broadheads. I use the 125gr Broadhead and they fly straight and true just as my field points. I shot a buck in the current archery season at about 23yds using a Centerpoint Sniper 370 crossbow with Lumenock arrows/bolts. A clean pass through in the vitals. The buck ran about 25yds and dropped. A couple of noteworthy points. For whatever reason there was very little external bleeding at both the entry and exit sites, so a very good thing this guys dropped quickly. The recovered arrow and Broadhead were totally intact and in excellent condition. The trocar tip had no problem with penetration through the deer and the blades remained undamaged. Due to the lack of bleeding, which may not have had anything to do with the broadhead, I am considering trying the Muzzy trocar HBX mechanical broadheads as they seem to have very good overall reviews and combine the best of both fixed and mechanical features.

These were a little heavier than 100 gr. They ended up being around 103. Not much of an issue, they shot a little lower than my field points but did some solid damage. They're worth the price, just make sure you're sighted in with them.

Great broadhead. Flies really well out of my Ravin.

Great broad head. Definitely does a lot of damage.

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These suckers fly great. If your bow is tuned properly, these will surprise you how close they are to field tips. I’m bang on at 40 yards with my old x force shooting a Easton axis 5mm, 125g muzzy trocar in front. Blades might seem loose in package, but one tight on arrow they don’t move. 50 or so rounds into target and they are still sharp and holding up. See how they do this fall on and elk.

Very accurate. From field points to broadheads only 2" Elevation correction at 50yds.

Good pointe

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