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fly as well if not better then feild tips

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Best Broadheads on the Market

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If anyone can use this info.
150gr. on Easton gamegetter 340 @ 31"
1971 Bear Grizzly 58"
50lb @ 28" same as my draw
off a Bear weather rest
This set up has me shooting 3"groups at 10-15yards
Amazing penetration, easy to sharpen (you will need to) great warranty, wicked looking,

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these are great broadheads. the sharpen easy, and I bet they'll be great when I go hunting later on.

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Easy and safe for sharpening on a flat stone .
No great experience when shooting on big game
but it 's suppose to work well and can even break
or exploded big bones .

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very well built , very good head. imo!

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Going from a compound to a traditional bow (recurve) I needed help in putting a product list together to produce a heavy arrow compatible with my bow. It really helped to have an assist from a member of the 3Rivers staff.

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I use these product for hunting deer goat and pigs to now I have not been disappointed its cut on contact and good blade diameter leave a very good blood trail the one peace construction makes it easy to maintain an edge.The only downfall is if you bend a blade the head is a right-off. I prefer single construction and that is the small price i pay.

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Difficult to sharpen, killed one deer with complete pass through but no bone contact, very light blood trail deer went about 65 yards. I pulled my last shot 3 inches left and hit shoulder blade, got no penetration and the shaft of the point broke off in the insert so there is a buck in Oklahoma running around with [$] worth of woodsman in his shoulder, tracked him over a mile until the blood trail dried up and the snow disappeared. Have been able to get the relatively sharp with a lot of work, I would say check them out yourself, hunting partner say's he will never use them again. Don't believe the hype but if you put it where it needs to be not a bad broadhead.Shooting a 150 grain out of a recurve ~60#

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As a professional hunting guide and guide instructor these are the only broadhead i recomend to my clients and students. For recure bows and compounds the true flight and penetration cant be beat. When hunting elk or bear these are the broadhead for the job!!!

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The heads fly good and I get very good penetration into the target. The factory grind is off so bad on some of the heads that 1 side is deeply ground and the other has no grind at all. I couldn't get them sharp, I bought all the sharping tools recommended and followed thier sharpening instructions. I can't comment on how they work on animals because I couldn't get them sharp enough to take hunting. I placed another order shortly after I received my heads and asked the fellow on the phone about the heads and he told me they had some grind issues at factory but they are taken care of now. He told me how to sharpen them which was the exact way I was already doing it.
I'm very disappointed with these heads and I will never buy them again.

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Kills what you hit. No fancy stuff, Just sharp edges. Remember, the Indians didn't starve with sharp rocks on wood shafts. Don't get excited with fancy expensive stuff. Be good at your craft and these 'heads are fine.

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screw them in your arrow and shoot !

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I use this product for recreational hunting and I think it is great.

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i have used woodsman broadheads on deer, goats, and pigs and found them to be extreemlet efective and accurate the cut on contact makes no mistake if you hit the mark you will have a quick kill

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I have five of these broadheads for hunting and one for practice. I use them with a Navajo Stick. 51# I am drawing about 45# and have killed a 150lb hog with no problem. I plan on taking several hogs in Jan 10 with the same set up. I like the penetration very much.

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The woodsman 125gr screw-in broadheads are accurate out of the box. No tuning necessary...they fly like darts. I shot one into a tree from a distance of 50 yards to test their sturdiness, and was dismayed to find that the shaft of the broadhead had bent. I'm a bit concerned about how they will react if striking bone in an animal. I have read that the 'elite' series of broadheads are made to a harder rockwell scale, so that may remedy the problem.

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I ust them to hunt with and also have set 3 aside to pratice with.They fly very good.
I have attached a picture of the deer i have been hunting all bow season.

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Broadheads fly like a feild point, very accurate.
Perfect broadhead once you get the hang of sharpening them. With the warranty they have they are hard to beat. I wrote a reveiw about breaking one after missing my mckinsey target and in a short time there was a replacement sent to my by 3 rivers. Wow, great product backed by great service. Thats stuff my parents talked about.

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I was expecting a better level of sharpeness , the finish on the blade is not good , it gives a serrated feeling when testing , and as it is a three blades broadhead it is not easy to sharpen

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Woodsman broadheads are absolutely the best broadheads I 've ever shot. They fly like darts and are super consistant. No tuning necessary. Quality construction, they are tough and penetrate like a hot knife through butter. Also, re-sharpening them is extremely easy. I've already given away all of the other brand broadheads I owned. It's Woodsman or nothing from now on!

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This season I had two complete pass throughs using woodsman broadheads. One mule deer one whitetail. Amazing blood trails that were not needed as both animals fell in sight.
I like the original tag phrase. "The cure for slow leaks."

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I have been an archer over 22 years and have owned a pro archery shop and have put on 3D archery shoots. I have owned 20 different bows and have tried a wide variety of broadheads and have found these broadheads to be one of the best I have ever shot, and this will be my preferred broadhead for the rest of my archery career. Thank you 3 Rivers Archery for your quailty service and quick response to my orders as I am a pocrastinator and you have saved my neck several times.

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I hunt with a recurve bow and have killed my share of deer. I have used many different broadheads, but these have the worst edge I have ever seen. You absolutely must sharpen before use. Otherwise, the broadheads are of good design and fly great.

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great product, well made and easy to sharpen.

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These things are great but they were very dull and needed sharpening right out of the package.

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DONT HAVE TO BE A PRO TO SHARPEN AND SET UP

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Hits Hard! Shot a doe with a left broadside , passed through chest and broke right leg.
Did chip the point. Filled it to a leeser angle

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While I have not used these in a hunting situation yet, on the range they fly well, and the blades are the sharpest I've ever seen.

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THESE ARE THE GREATEST HUNTING BROADHEADS I HAVE EVER USED. I SHOOT A RECURVE AND GET EXCELLENT PENATRATION. TAKEN 6 DEER IN 08 AND HAD A PASS THRU ON EVERY SHOT. ALSO GOOD FOR PRACTICE AS LONG AS YOU DONT MIND A BENT TIP.

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It flies great out of my 64# custom longbow and just as well from my recurve.

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the Broadheads fly great and look like they would be excellent for hunting, But just don't miss your Mckinsey. I missed my deer target 1 time and when I pulled the arrow out of the dirt," not rock" the tip was curled and had separated from the blades. I still like them and plan to use these for hunting. I will not pay [$] for 3 broadheads.

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this product is user friendly easy to sharpen and does not empty your wallet...

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Not 125 grains as advertised. Mine actually weighed 130-131 grains. I don't think they're factoring in the weight on the insert. Its a small matter and very easy adjust for. I just bought the 5 grain weights to add to my field points.

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Very good service and the product was what they promised.

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I SPEND A LOT OF TIME RESEARCHING BROADHEADS, TWO , THREE, AND FOUR BLADED. I E-MAILED AND CALLED MANY COMANPIES AND FRIENDS REGUARDING THEIR BROADHEADS. I HAVE SHOT MANY TWO BLADED BUT LIKED THE IDEA OF THE BALANCE OF THE THREE.

I DECIDED TO GO WITH THE 150 GRAIN THREE BLADED BROADHEADS. MAN THE LOOKED NICE, YES YOU HAVE TO SHARPEN THEM YOUR SELF. BUT THE HUNTERS OF YESTER-YEAR HAD TO SHARPEN THEIR BROADHEADS AS WELL. FILE THE POINT SO ITS NOT SO NEEDLE LIKE.

I TOOK OFF MY FIELD POINTS AND SCREWED IN MY BROADHEADS, AND I SWEAR THEY SHOOT BETTER THEN MY FIELD. I REALLY LIKE THESE HEADS AND LOOK FORWARD TO THIS HUNTING SEASON, WATCH OUT MULIES AND WHITETAILS. I RECOMMEND THESE.

I SHOOT A 62 POUND LONGBOW MADE BY JD BERRY.

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huntin!

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Good broadheads.It takes a little bit of tuning to get them flying perfect and a small amount of work to sharpen them, but that's part of the fun! They seem tough as nails and I can't wait to put one through an elk this fall.

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Easy to sharpen. Great for target shooting.I shoot year round in a sand target and accurate out of the box!
Should be great for hunting! Look deadly!

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They fly good, hit hard, and penetrate. They are good as you need them to be and American made.

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These broadheads are awesome!

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These broadheds are good quality. The initial sharpening takes some time, but with the right approach you can achieve a very sharp edge. I used a 12" file and it worked great. Broadheads fit on the file great to sharpen two edges at once. The "ticked" was to take extra time and apply moderate even pressure with consistancy and finish with light smooth strokes. I am very pleased with the results.

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Whitetail hunting mostly.

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These are easy to sharpen. I did it just like the video from 3Rivers says. I only shot one time with these so far. They flew just like my target points. Too bad I was shooting at a goat about 45 degrees uphill from me and the arrow went right over his back. (my error) The arrow flew perfectly. I just ordered another pack. If you need a broadhead in this weight, buy it. Very nice. It looks awesome too. The two guys I went hunting with took them out when I wasn't in camp and checked them out. They told me how 'cool' they were.

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Good penetration. I would recommend these Woodman Broadheads for anyone to hunt with.

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I am using the 150 gr. screw in heads. They fly perfectly fron my 55# recurve. You will have to sharpen them but they are advertised as such! Besides, isn't that worth the satisfaction you get from PREPARING for the hunt?

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They are very lethal for the Spanish fauna - wild hog, deers, muflons. Great!!!

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The penetration was great and I like the head. It needs a lot of work to make hunt ready--filing and sharpening, but seems worth it.

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I use 125 gr. Very strong broadhead.

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I got 30" of penatration last year on a big bull elk. He only went 50 yards.

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Great price for a quality broadhead. Come out of the package very sharp - little extra sharpening required. Large cutting area and arrow flight is not adversely affected by the broadhead.

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I would buy this product again and again.

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It is true that these broadheads do not arrive with a sharp edge. Instead they have a machine cut edge that is sharp enough to hunt with but was not to my standard. I prefer an edge that will shave the hair off my arm. This is very possible with these heads though. I read that some of the other reviews stated that it was difficult to sharpen these broadheads, and I would agree. They do take some effort to sharpen, but I know from experience that this is also true with a knife that is made of high quality steel. In other words if you are willing to put forth the effort it pays off! The only thing I was not pleased with and also did not aid in the sharpening process was that you can not simply lay these broadheads on a flat stone and sharpen two edges at once. I know that was the intent of the design, but here is why you can't do this effectively. If you look at the head with the tip facing you, you will notice that there is a very slight curve in the edge. the tip and the rear are lined up, but the middle of the edge is flexed or bowed in a little. Because of this when you lay the head flat on a sharpening stone the middle of the edge is just barely shy of touching the stone. I figured I would just sharpen them down until the middle met the stone but that would have taken forever. So I had to use a stone with a round edge. The round edge made it possible to sharpen the entire head to a mind blowing, hair shaving, death machine. In the end I still love these heads! Once you deal with the sharpening you will have what I would say is one of the most lethal broadheads on the market.

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These are the best broadheads I have ever used. Very sharp. Very tough. I will buy more, and I will recomend them to my friends and family.

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Thay came so dull that I hade to put them on my belt sander and then sharpen them. I have not used them on game yet but thay look like thay should do the job. But the company should be embarrassed to send out a product so dull. I changed from Zephyr Sciroccos that come out of the box razor sharp and are better made. I will most likly change back if thay dont perform well on game.

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First time shooting these broadheads this year. They shoot well with MFX carbons and 50# Stick. Shot one deer this year with them and had good flight, good penetration, good blood trail. Completely satisfied.

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These things are great! I can't wait to shoot something big!!

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I have had excellent success with this broadhead on game animals from hogs to Kudu. They are very easy to sharpen to a razor edge and fly really well with a properly tuned bow.

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I got these a few years back, before the new grind came out, and their only flaw was taking a long time to get sharp. once they got there, though, they resharpened easy

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Easy to sharpen. Perfectly balance right out of package. Fly straight with no noise.. Awesome.

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Well made, easy to sharpen, excellent value for the money.

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Truely, the deadliest broadhead you'll ever shoot. I just wish that it came with a pyramid tip, instead of having to do it myself. But it is not hard to take care of that. They sharpen easy and make a good whole.

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I was looking for a 125 grain head that would work as well as the original 150 grain Woodsman and thanks to 3rivers I got exactly what I was looking for.

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I found the broadhead very effective, but I was dissapointed that they are not sharp when you buy them. I shot a blackbuck with one, and the results were very good. For some reason I could not get them as sharp as I would like.

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The broad heads fly like field points but are hard to sharpen.

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Flew straight and went through the deer like it was butter...

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THE BEST BROADHEAD I HAVE EVER USED. BEEN ARCHERY HUNTING FOR 35 YEARS. I USE IT ON MY RECURVE, CROSSBOW, AND HAVE USED IT WITH THE COMPOUND BOW. THEY FLY ACCURATE, DEEP PENETRATION ON BIG GAME AND FLY THRU ON SMALLER GAME, VERY WELL PRICED COMPARED TO OTHER VERY EXPENSIVE BROADHEADS. A MUST FOR ALL SERIOUS HUNTERS.

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These are great. Easy to sharpen and should do a lot of damage to all game.

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Nice product, an improvement over the Magnus Snuffer. You need to sharpen these yourself, but this is quite easy if you already know how to sharpen knives. Well done!

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These broad heads are impossible to sharpen because the steel is not what they claim. The steel is to soft to get razor sharp. I literally spent hours on each broad head and could never get them sharper than mediocre steak knife. I will definitely be changing to a better broad head manufacturer.

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These broadheads do a great job. I have taken 3 whitetail deer with them,good blood trails, and quick recovery.

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These broadheads are scary sharp. I haven't shot at any game with them yet, but it isn't hard to see that they will inflict massive amounts of damage. Easy as can be to sharpen, with a file and a sharpening stone. The tip has a needle point that immediately transitions into the three razor edges. Obviously this will get dinged if you hit bone, or a rock or tree... but hey I think the effort of sharpening them out is well worth the damage they will do.

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Been shooting Bear Razorheads for 45 years and switched over last year just for a change and I'm very pleased with the accuracy and penetration. I've shot one whitetail and one large muley buck and the broadhead performed beautifully. Great blood trails. Haven't shot concrete, wood or bricks yet but then again that's not what I bought them for.

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This is a great broadhead. It is very tough, holds a great edge, and sharpends easily. I got complete pass throughs on a whitetail and a pronghorn, and then shot through both shoulders of another whitetail. These heads are one of the best I have ever used.

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These broadheads actually make my arrows fly better!! Very durable and have identical impact as my 145gr. field points. Easy to sharpen shaving sharp with just a file. Excellent value for the price.

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I just shot my 1 st whitetail with the woodsman broadheads, I used the duel sharpening stone to get the sharpest broadheads I've ever used, I got way excited after shooting over the bucks back and center punching a oak tree....(which I later found I buried the head into the tree) I got a second chance at the buck, a 16 inch wide 4 point 2 1/2 year old, I shot the buck with my Great Plains "Rio Bravo" 55# with tradational gold tip arrow and 150 grain Woodsman that literaly knocked the buck on his side. I could see the blood pumping and recovered him 50 or 60 yards away, these are the only heads I'll shoot from now on .... Take your time sharpening them.... Water seemed to work the best on the stone. Hope you all have great success.

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Flies perfect from different size shafts. A little difficult too sharpen. The grobet file I ordered did not do as good a job as a finer cut file I borrowed from my neighbor.

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With the glue in ferrel you can tune the arrows so that feathers and blades match up for better flight. Just like all the hype on the the page they sharpen easy hold an edge, and are very leathel. I've experienced complete knock down not to mention a wound that leaves no room for clotting.

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I love the way they fly and I love the penetration. I can't understand how anyone can have a problem sharpening, the three blade lies flat on a file and sharpens perfectly. My only problem is they are too long for my quiver! I had to stop using them because
I cut myself really bad reaching for my quiver.

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Great head, I shot one through a piece of sheet metal and it is still as good as new. I wanted a heavy hunting arrow so I am using the 150 gr screw in model with a wood screw adapter on pre-finished cedar shafts from 3Rivers.

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I love the broadheads and have had great luck with them. My only complaint is that they come off when I shoot them into any "foam targets". Maybe they need to be gluded on to the inserts better. [...]

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I recently purchased Woodsman broadheads. I am very unhappy with this product. I spent two weeks trying to get them sharp enough to hunt with. This included following the direction on the Trad Gang website, sharpening them the way I've sharpened snuffers and finally taking them to my brother in laws sharpening shop. I finally got them not shaving sharp but they would slice a rubber band. Tonight I was shooting them and missed the target the arrow bounced off the ground and stuck into a piece of plywood. When I got the head out of the plywood by pulling on the broadhead not the arrow the tip was bent. That was the final straw. I switched back to my two blade broadheads. Thank you for reading my rant.

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everything is positive---except that they come apart in the practice butts

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These heads fly great but I have had trouble with the inserts coming unglued when shot into a broadhead traget(leaves the broadhead buried in the traget).

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I have shot two deer the same day, same broadhead, with complete pass-thru both times! This broadhead blows right thru with ease!

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Awesome pass-throughs on game. Shot several African animals with these. Still trying for a whitetail. The blood trails are better than anything I've ever seen!