It's simple math.
Razor sharp blades + cut-on-contact performance = superior blood trails.
The 160 grain Palmer Extreme Cut 4-blade broadhead goes to the head of the class with its 1-7/16" x 1" cutting widths, .040" thick stainless steel main blades, and easy sharpening. The 1" bleeder blades are easily removed for sharpening, or to slim your Extremes down to a 140 grain 2-blade broadhead.
With its bigger cutting widths and 160 grain weight, the Extreme is built to take down big game, boring through meat and bone to make devastating wound channels.
Features an aircraft aluminum 5/16" ferrule with industry standard 8-32 thread to fit all carbon and aluminum arrow inserts.
The Extreme Cut Broadhead is made by Muzzy Broadheads for Palmer Bows. It's a bigger, badder version of Muzzy's famous Phantom broadhead.
Measures approximately 2½" long x 1½" wide. The bleeder blades are 1" long. Sold by the 3-pack.
What is a cut-on-contactbroadhead? A cut-on-contact broadhead features a sharpened tip that begins cutting the moment it touches an animal. Unlike broadheads with a chisel-style tip, a cut-on-contact design starts creating a wound channel immediately upon impact. Many traditional bowhunters prefer cut-on-contact broadheads because they are designed to maximize penetration and maintain cutting efficiency throughout the shot.
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