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Love these broad heads, touched them up with a new flat stone and they are perfect. Haven't weighed yet but they look great and shot well out of my bow. Would recommend. All weighed 97 grains +2/-0.
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After you sharpen these they should be ok for a shot. Would not recommend for compound bow when you might get more than one shot. With crossbow figure one shot and done. But you really do need to put the stone to these to get them sharp enough. Took me maybe a minute and half per broadhead to get them operational.
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The market now days are flooded with archery hunting broadheads. There is a large variety to choose from and I have to be honest its exhausting trying to sort out the pros and cons of each type that's out there. I wanted something "simple" and "effective" that wouldn't break the bank. I found it. These broadheads are well made and so far are holding up well with practice shooting. I will be using then next Deer hunting season.
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These Broadheads are cut on contact, 3 blade design with resharpenable fixed, non replaceable blades. These broadheads came reasonably sharp and were individually packaged in small ziplock bags. Anyone that uses this type of broadhead would be sharpening them for themself as it is very easy to do with sandpaper and a flat surface. These broadheads spin very true and all weigh within about 5 grains of each other. The build quality appears to be better than the name brand broadheads that these appear to be a copy of. I am very happy with these broadheads as the quality is much better than I expected. Shipping time was only about 1 1/2 weeks which was sooner than expected as well.
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These actually surprised me a lot. I bought them to shoot hogs so that I don’t ruin my rages or my slick trick wickeds. These are field tip accurate, I’ve shot them out to 60 yards. I shot 3 hogs with the same broadhead, all pass through (I’m only shooting 53# out of my Mathews Triax) so they have actually held up. If there is a negative about these braoadheads its that don’t come real sharp. I ran them trough my hand sharpener and they are good. Hope this helps anyone that wants a cheaper alternative to not ruin their expensive equipment.
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