There are a lot of opinions out there about fixed or mechanical broadheads, but which one is actually better? It really depends on what you are looking for in a broadhead. If you want something that is going to be super accurate and have a nice, clean cut, then you will probably want to go with a fixed broadhead. If you are looking for something that is a little easier to use and has a larger cutting diameter, then you will probably want to go with a mechanical broadhead.
There are a lot of factors that can affect how well a broadhead flies, and weight is just one of them. Heavier broadheads might fly better in some situations, but in others they might not. It really depends on the individual broadhead and how it's been designed.
When choosing broadheads, the three main factors to consider are weight, blade design, and durability. The weight of the broadhead will determine the kinetic energy it delivers, while the blade design will affect the penetration and wound channel. Durability is important for both safety and performance, as a dull or damaged blade can cause the broadhead to fly erratically.
When shooting a bow and arrow, the arrow should protrude about 1-2 inches past the rest to ensure proper clearance. If the arrow is too close to the rest, it may not shoot straight and could end up hitting the rest, which could damage the arrow or the bow.
4.6/5
Reliability - Shock Collars prevent the blades on your Rage Xtreme & Hypodermic broadheads from prematurely depolying
Bang for your Buck - Your purchase includes 15-20 shock collars per container!
Rage - Leading the Evolution in Mechanical Broadheads
Made in the USA - At Rage, we are proud that all of broadheads are made right here in the USA
Precision - Rage broadheads are known for their accuracy and their wound channels are legendary
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keeps the blades in place while the arrow is moving and flying as intended. It is possible to snag blades on clothing, a limb, or anything else and snap the collar out because they pop easily. Handle broadheads with the same care you normally would, and they will function without a problem.*The arrow must be used to keep them in position. If it is not mounted on the arrow, they won't hold the blades in.
4.6/5
100% spin tested. 1" to 1 1/8" cutting diameter.
Features. 100% steel . Cut-on-contact design.
Diamond-cut sharpness. Choose from 85, 100, and 125 grains. One-piece construction.
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I recently switched from fixed blades to mechanical broadheads. I've tried 4-6 different mechanical brands and varieties. They deploy the most of the time, and I'm generally satisfied with them, but dealing with them is such a pain in the rear. New keeper rings, rubber bands, etc. are used annually or more than once a year. If not, the blades fall out of the quiver, deploy, etc. I used to use fixed muzzy blades. I cherished them a lot. Because of the one piece design, which made me believe they could be rather robust, and the field point accuracy guarantee, I decided to give these a try. They do indeed shoot similarly to my field points, or at least very nearly so. None of them whistle. They come out of the package razor sharp. I'm ecstatic about them.Edit** - I fell while archery shooting an elk and quite hard hit my bow on the ground. Although I could not see any damage or a bump in my sight, I still chose to shoot it to make sure everything was okay. Well, I'm not usually the smartest guy (don't tell my wife I said that), so I utilized the G5 I was testing with instead of shooting a field tip. I must have bumped my sight more than I realized. I successfully hit the log I was aiming at (12" low at 30 yards). See the images below. I decided to have a look at the broadhead because I believed I had ruined it. So we made kindling out of the log and found the broadhead. I can only say that I'm even more impressed now. no distortion After I cleaned it up, I honestly couldn't tell that I had ever shot it. I used it to open a package of field tips, which is obviously horrible form, but it was still razor sharp enough to slice through plastic packaging like butter. I have no doubt that it will handle bone just fine after seeing what it did to the wood.
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Clear-view lid for quick and easy identification
Dimensions: 4.9" (L) x 5.3" (W) x 2.9" (H); Max. Broadhead Length 2.7"
Foam insert securely holds most broadheads in either up or down position
Made of high-impact plastic, with strong snap latch and full length, mechanical hinge
Safe storage and transport for 16 assembled broadheads; Made in USA
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It's an excellent storage container, but if you have mechanical broadheads that are too long to fit inside (which represents approximately 90% of mechanical broadheads on the market), you'll need to do a hack.The lid won't close because the foam block is too thick to fit somewhat long broadheads. However, you can keep the long broadheads in this box if you approximately cut the block in half. Additionally, you have a second storage box if you have a box with the same dimensions. Just be careful to cut straight. I might have overdone it by using a table saw, but someone who was more creative might have used an electric knife instead.In any case, the box itself is sturdy enough to keep the broadheads safe, and even with the shorter foam block, I discovered that the broadheads were held in place securely enough to prevent rattling. Particularly now that I can use it with my mechanical broadheads, I like it.
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RAGE - Leading the Evolution in Mechanical Broadheads. Made in the USA
THREE PACK - 100 Grain Broadheads. Replace Blades R51005 (not included)
SWEEPING BLADE ANGLE - maintains kinetic energy longer, Chisel tip for bone busting power, large leading blade, Razor sharp .035" stainless steel blades, 2.3" Cutting Diameter, and 100 Grain Broadhead
PRECISION - Rage broad heads are known for their accuracy and their wound channels are legendary
Sweeping blade angle maintains kinetic energy longer
SHOCK COLLAR BLADE RETENTION SYSTEM - Ensures that the blades stay in place until they hit their target but allow the blades to deploy with absolute reliability
Slip Cam rear blade deployment
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I own a Ravin R9 crossbow, and even though I adore it, I've learned that because of its fast shooting speed (around 390 fps), there were two unexpected issues: mechanical broadheads would either pre-deploy after leaving the crossbow but before hitting the target, or they would partially deploy after hitting the target. I tested four different broadheads, however the majority of them were not fully deploying once they struck the target, despite not pre-deploying in the air. Due to partial deployment after striking the target, I almost lost a doe. My friend who used the Rage Crossbow X also owned the R9 and experienced the same problems. According to him, it was really effective. With the Crossbow X-Treme (this product), which has a little larger cut than the Rage Crossbow X, I made the decision to boost the ante. Oh my God. The arrow broke through the left ribs of the buck's body before striking the heart and exiting through the opposite side's right shoulder. It almost completely removed the right shoulder blade. The buck only fled 30 yards from the point of being hit after I had a complete pass through. I returned to my archery shop and instructed the owner to only sell these broadheads to Ravin R9 owners because I now swear by them.
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All Six broadheads come in a portable box. Portable to Carry and Protect your broadheads well.
High-quality aluminum screw-in tips ensures deep penetration.
Warranty: 6-Month Warranty for quality and service gurantee. If there is any quality problem, pls feel free to contact us via email and give us a chance to fix your problem.
Save 50% on OTW Carbon Crossbolt when you purchase 1 Broadeads with code WEWEWEWE at checkout.
100 Grain delivers a true and accurate fly. 1-1/4" Cutting diameter head. 3 Stainless steel 0.02" blades ensure a sharp shooting.
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We've used these on two bucks (8 and 9 point) so far this season, and both times our crossbows were able to accomplish pass-through shots and create a sizable wound channel. I attempted to upload two photographs of the deer, but I assume Amazon's politically correct censors won't let them since they could cause some liberal snowflakes to melt or something. In any case, I heartily suggest these broadheads; purchase with assurance.
4.3/5
AERODYNAMIC - .035" right-helix design maximize arrow stabilization delivering pinpoint accuracy at long ranges.
RAZOR SHARP, DEPENDABLE, and DURABLE – Pack of 3 100 grain Broadheads come pre-assembled and ready to go.
100 Grain 3 Blade
LARGE CUTTING DIAMETER – 3 fixed-blade broadhead with offset blade design features a cutting diameter of 1-3/16â€
BONE CRUSHING PENETRATION – Hardened steel Trocar tip provides superior penetration and the solid steel ferrule won't deform or deflect when striking bone
1 3/16" Cutting Circle
MADE IN THE USA -Founded in 1984, Muzzy is the number one name in fixed-blade broadheads, and proudly made in the USA!
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After receiving the heads, I used this over the weekend. At a distance of 35 yards, the animal was passed through. Kill was quick and clean. There is good accuracy. Flight noise is quiet. Sharp blades arrived! Even after passing through, the blades were still razor-sharp, but no bones were struck. Given that the broadhead is likewise right helical, it pairs perfectly with my right helical Blazer fletching. Another outstanding offering from Muzzy. I'd definitely make another purchase.*UPDATE*So far, all three of my heads have successfully reached their targets, and they are flying nicely. Placed this head exactly where it needed to be for a 65-yard shot.I read a review that contrasted this with the NAP Killzone. If your bow isn't broadhead adjusted, comparing a fixed blade head against a mechanical will be unfair. Both mechanical and fixed blades strike the same target when fired from my bow. I believe the noise coming from the poster's bow is not coming from the head, but rather from the fletching trying to right itself because there has been no fine tuning.Since I am out of heads, I am purchasing this head once more because it is another fantastic design by Muzzy.
4.3/5
AERODYNAMIC - .035" right-helix design maximize arrow stabilization delivering pinpoint accuracy at long ranges. 100 or 125 Grain 3-Pack
IMPROVED PENETRATION AND FLIGHT - Larger diameter ferrule to match crossbow bolt. Great performance for speeds to 400 fps plus
MADE IN THE USA -Founded in 1984, Muzzy is the number one name in fixed-blade broadheads, and proudly made in the USA!
BONE SHATTERING TIP – Hardened steel Trocar tip provides superior penetration and the solid steel ferrule won't deform or deflect when striking bone
LARGE CUTTING DIAMETER – 3 fixed-blade broadhead with offset blade design features a cutting diameter of 1-3/16â€
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I was afraid to purchase this Trocar because of the several reviews that mentioned the blades being loose.Well, my father swears by Muzzy broadheads and has used them to harvest numerous deer in the past. I recently started archery hunting and thought I'd try the old man's Muzzy brand. Additionally, I will stay with the traditional fixed blades after hearing numerous horror stories at deer camp about my friends shooting deer and only one or two of their mechanical blades opening up.To cut a long story short, I placed my order for the Trocar. The reviews were accurate, so I was disappointed when I got them and almost sent them back. Each and every blade was loose. Since I already had them and had opened the package, I assumed I would install them anyhow to see how they appeared on the arrows. The broadheads stopped moving when I tightened them down. Although I lack sufficient knowledge of these broadheads to grasp Muzzy's design choices, I believe they were done on purpose.Sadly, despite taking them hunting once, I had yet to successfully collect anything with them.Perhaps Muzzy should make a notice or offer a demonstration to let customers know that the blades are intended to be loose until installed?
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ã€DURABLE & SHARP】- The hunting bow tips are manufactured using an anodized aluminium and the tip using a super hard stainless steel .The hunting bow tips arrow head is durable, sharp, fast and fitable for hunting and shooting game.
ã€MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE】- Order now by clicking add to cart above. Your purchase will be backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee and a one-year warranty.
ã€REMARKABLE PRECISION】- 2.8" stainless steel blades specially designed for field practice and field hunting game, exclusive hybrid tips are surgically precise construction.
ã€NOTE】-The Archery Broadheads don't include the hunting shaft.
ã€EASY INSTALL】- 100 grain broadheads with 3 extremely sharp fixed blades! Standard screw-in insert thread compatible with all Crossbow and Compound Bow.
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When I opened the box marked "sent," I was visually let down. The plastic clamshell edges were being serrated by the broadheads. Additionally, the metal seemed flimsy and inexpensive, and the shaft made me wonder what you get for a dollar a broadhead, but I preferred that to a broadhead that would cost me $10 a piece. I was concerned that they wouldn't last very long.When you hit a target at 10, 20, and 30, that's good.I was astonished to harvest a skunk at 30 yards with a 50 lb. 27" draw. I had witnessed a vane being adjusted and was concerned that it wouldn't fly straight, but at the time, I had any truly straight vane arrows.The skunk was firmly STONED in place.Will utilize again for larger game, ground squirrels, and rabbits. Will these take the place of my G5 Montecs? .....
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Titanium Streamlined Ferrule - PROMOTES AERODYNAMIC FLIGHT, massive leading edge blade, razor sharp .039" stainless steel blades, 2" cutting diameter, and 100 grain broadhead
Super swept back blade design REDUCES FRICTION which INCREASES PENETRATION. Ideal for larger game animals or for lower poundage bow setups needing maximum penetration
Trypan-specific Polymer Shock Collar provides SUPERIOR BLADE RETENTION AND DEPLOYMENT
PRECISION - Rage broadheads are known for their accuracy and their wound channels are legendary
3-Pack, Made in the USA
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I'm really amazed by these. Rag has always been one of my favorite bands, but I always thought it might be better. These Trypans are really close to being flawless. Simply said, they feel far more substantial than conventional hypodermics. Finally, the blades are THICK and SHARP. This week, I killed two deer. a doe and a buck. I shot the doe in the neck because I hunt for meat. almost severed her head. went only 8 yards. Also shot the deer in the neck. He traveled 40 yards, but the amount of blood there was so great that even a blind man could follow the track. I used the exact same broadhead to kill both deer as well. A blade would have broken in the past. Not right now. I was searching for a justification to switch to a new broadhead or to change the blades even though I didn't need to. To be honest, I'm pretty amazed. The shock collar is also excellent. However, I don't like that they are just good for one usage. But given that they will unquestionably deploy on impact, perhaps this is for the best. Overall, I'm quite impressed and eager for more. I really detest the pricing, and the fact that you only get three additional shock collars sucks.
4/5
Each set includes 3 broad heads
Blade: .032" thick, stainless steel, honed razor sharp
Hardened high carbon steel point
Ferrule: Anodized aircraft aluminum
100 Grain Expandable 2-Blade Broadhead
100 Grain Expandable 2-Blade Brodhead
Each set includes 3 broadheads
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This head has only ever been used on a very mature 8-pointer. Excellent blood trail following a successful lung injection and a quick recovery. I used my crossbow to harvest four Swackers. They fly accurately and have never failed despite having such a straightforward design. Until I am told otherwise, I shall continue to use them. Even though I have extra blades, I remain using the primary head.DEER LATTER UPDATE 3.Regarding the sharpness, I completely concur with the comments. I intended to use them up before switching. They work well and fly well, which is the problem. I made a poor shot by connecting on an 8-pointer that struck my shoulder blade. The only thing left after it punched through was a twisted blade. I made a mistake and center punched the front leg bone of an old doe. Complete pass through simple recovery I concur that the blood trail is excellent but not outstanding, but the dang things fly awesome and get the job done. Until I am given a good cause to switch, I will keep buying more. When drilling through solid bone in two instances, the smaller entrance hole prevented me from dying. And after you witness the damage they inflict within the deer after passing through skin and bone, the fact that they could be sharper isn't as significant. Simple but very effective
A 70 pound bow can shoot an arrow at around 240 feet per second.
Broadheads come in a variety of weights, so it really depends on what you are looking for. If you are trying to achieve maximum penetration, then you will want to choose a heavier broadhead. If you are looking for more accuracy, then a lighter broadhead may be a better choice. Ultimately, it is up to the individual to decide what weight broadhead works best for them.
There is a lot of debate on what size broadhead is best for deer, with many hunters arguing that 100 grain broadheads are the way to go. Others claim that smaller broadheads are just as effective, if not more so. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference and what you are most comfortable with. Some hunters find that 100 grain broadheads give them the best results, while others have had success with smaller broadheads. Ultimately, it is up to the hunter to decide what size broadhead they are comfortable with and what they feel will be most effective for them.
There are a lot of variables to consider when choosing a broadhead for deer hunting, but 200 grain is a good starting point. The size, weight, and cutting diameter of the broadhead are all important factors to consider. A broadhead that is too light or too heavy can affect accuracy, and a broadhead with a cutting diameter that is too small may not be effective on larger game. Ultimately, it is up to the hunter to decide what is best for their individual needs.
A 400 grain arrow is good for hunting if you are looking for a heavier arrow to penetrate deep into your target. The downside to a 400 grain arrow is that it can be harder to shoot accurately because of the added weight.
A 60 lb bow is more than enough for deer. In fact, most hunters use bows that are much lighter than that. The weight of the bow has very little to do with the amount of force it can generate. The draw weight is what determines the amount of force the bow can generate, and a 60 lb bow can easily generate enough force to kill a deer.
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