Broadheads

[ezbite]

Just kidding here.......... ezbite, wow man, turn down that resolution on that camera, and step away from the camera. Whats that at the shaft/insert, is it glue? Kinda looks like crumbling carbon, like what happens if you heat up the shaft and insert when assembling ( yeah, I've done that ) with ferrule hot melt glues.

thats the picture off their website, not sure what happened and why its so big.lol

[Rockyhud]

I'll second the recommendation on Magnus Stingers. They are very sharp right out of the package and I was amazed how they fly - same point of impact as my same weight field points, all the way out to 60 and 70 yards. Plus they have a GREAT warranty.

[kbaird83]

from the first time i tried the rage broadhead i was hooked. i have been using them for 3 years now i believe. they are the most wicked broadhead i have ever used. i have never seen a animal shot with them go very far. flight is excelent on every arrow i have used so far. and i always said i would never use a mechanical. one season and i was a huge fan.

[ezbite]

ok guys, today i got to see the atom broadhead in hand. this is strictly my opinion now, but i wont be using them. the ideas great, cutting down wind resistance and all. however i dont like the way the wire floats and i didnt feel the wire to be that sharp. i could push it with my finger and move it around alot and it didnt ever cut me at all, not a scratch. im sure it'll cut with an arrow pushing it, i just wasnt sold. im not trying to put anyones product down, it just didnt feel that solid to me. im just giving my opinion for what its worth. thanks

[Hutch~n~Son Archery]

I personally don't like to spend a lot on broadheads, so I use the Allen brand. They seem to be well made. Now if I can shoot a deer with one next hunting season, I'll know for sure.