Ultimate broadhead?

[Point Creep]

 

[Hem]

 

[DFS]

I can never tell if you are serious or joking. The video sold me.

 

[Point Creep]

I can never tell if you are serious or joking. The video sold me.

Did you watch the whole video with the testing? Or did you throw in the towel early because the guy was queer and autistic?

Price is right?

 

[TheTone]

Friend of mine used one on a javelina this winter. The blood trail was impressive but any head would have had similar results given shot placement. They’re an absolutely tiny broadhead

 

[DFS]

Did you watch the whole video with the testing? Or did you throw in the towel early because the guy was queer and autistic?

Price is right?

The price is wrong Bob. I skipped forward to the testing.

 

[Point Creep]

The price is wrong Bob. I skipped forward to the testing.

I’ve never seen one. My good pal is bored and ordered some.

 

[DFS]

Until my current system lets me down I’m not switching but I guarantee my broadhead isn’t beating it on the testing.

 

[WapitiBob]

Years ago I used the Carbon Express F15 that had dual bleeder blades. Internet stooges called them a "gimmick". Pretty slick looking at the wound channel and seeing the "flaps" from those bleeders. Elk I shot did the "half circle" trot and fell over, blood gushing out both sides.

 

[Nick87]

Years ago I used the Carbon Express F15 that had dual bleeder blades. Internet stooges called them a "gimmick". Pretty slick looking at the wound channel and seeing the "flaps" from those bleeders. Elk I shot did the "half circle" trot and fell over, blood gushing out both sides.

I remember those.

 

[Joe Hulburt]

I’m curious how sharp they are. As much as he pokes around on it without getting cut seems like it can’t be too sharp.

 

[Stocker]

With a name like annihilator it has to be good.

 

[cgasner1]

If I switch to a recurve this year I might look pretty hard at this head. It seems like being that compact would help in missing the ribs to keep the arrow moving but those extra cutting blades will make up for the lost damage with the smaller width.

 

[kiwi hunter]

Cant get my head around this, im a gonna go with a grim repear, sounds more deadly. But not to say ill not try them in the future

 

[Dinkshooter]

 

[Wild Bill]

Thanks for sharing.

I'll keep it in mind next time I have a cinderblock tag.

 

[Irrelevant]

I've found arrowheads that are similarly shaped, at least in general terms, but I just can't see this being better than a dozen other products out there. I've had terrible success with 2 bladed heads, maybe the small size makes up for it. But I'm not buying.

 

[Hams42]

I haven't shot these but I have shot the regular annihilator's and they shoot extremely well. My last to archery seasons have been pretty much not existent so I have used them on an animal but they tuned great. Flew like field points.

 

[PRO MO]

i shot these last week, missed the target, but my arrow flew into the woods and knocked down a 330 bull. be careful out there. these broadheads got extra expensive for me.

 

[CMF]

I like the idea of these. They are a small profile that should have good accuracy and great penetration, the main things I want. Just a plus that they're durable. The bleeders don't seem big enough to affect flight or hurt penetration. They are cheaper than an IronWill or similar 2-blade.
I still like the double bevel of an IW over this one.
It's the first broadhead I've seen that I'd consider trying since switching to IW S series buff and Sevr 1.5's.
I know some people like more cut area, but I've killed a mature bull and a mule deer buck with a killer bee 7/8" cut.