Local archery shops dont like this broadhead because its reusable and not a 1 shot broadhead. These will revolutionize the industry and save us hunters a fortune .

It is so nice to see real progress and intrest in fixed blade heads!

Absolutely outstanding flight. This broadhead is so accurate

Like the concept...I basically throw away my mechanicals after a successful shot. These appear to be able to just re-sharpen and your good to go again. Always remember native American Indians used honed stones to drop animals with a well placed shot.

Look out big foot here I come... Wow these things instill confidence right thru my screen...

I'll be buying a pack to test this summer..might be my new BH!

Definitely waiting to see that XL version. Leaning towards an Overkill Massia

I will be giving this broadheads a shot for sure.

Looks good, I definitely want to give the 125 a try.

I thought Born & Raised included these in their broadhead roundup and test last summer... May have to go back and watch again to see how they tested.

I love them, used this past fall. I had a blow thru at 30 yds @ 60 lbs. Easy tracking, great blood trail. They might be a bit pricey, but I have ruined almost all of my mechanical broadheads with shoot thru. I can shoot these over and over, Instead of the one and done mechanicals. If you have to repair the mechanicals they become more expensive that these broadheads.

For both UTS and 2% yield strength, 440C stainless shines over the other steel and aluminum alloys in this comparison. 4130 alloy steel comes in a close second. Aluminums fall at the bottom in terms of UTS, but 304 stainless steel has the lowest 2% yield strength at 42.1 ksi.

Hooter Shooter at 20 -100 yards indoor will tell you what you need to know. Will be testing soon.

Solid!👊

Question: I can't help but wonder if "punching a hole" inflicts more pain or shock that scares the animal to run harder? I would think the cleaner the pass-through the more likely the deer isn't as sure of danger and the more likely they won't sprint until they can't (I hunt on small parcels).. Anybody have thoughts on this? I've had some great luck with replaceable stamped ramcat blades bringing deer down within 40 yards, so I simply don't buy that clean cuts result in less bleeding. I do however like the idea of a heavy duty broadhead on a heavy arrow penetrating at any angle regardless if it hits bone (my one bad experience with my ramcats). Maybe some ballistic gel tests to back up their claims of larger wound channels without sacrificing efficiency. Perhaps it would result in less arrow drag that would compensate as they theorize. But most likely I'm only considering these because they look cool...I'll probably end up giving them a shot.

think im gonna buy a pack of these

No arrow head can protect from cross wind. I don’t know how this guy can say that in good conscience.

Just bought a pack of the 150XLs for my crossbow. Ill be taking them to Texas in November. Really looking. forward to it.

Badass!

Did you get a chance to look at the Tru Fire Thrufire release? Thoughts?

That guy use to be a pro staffer for Ramcat he got that idea from the Ramcat broadhead.

same concept in terminal effects as the extreme penetrator/defender bullets. i'd have to see that head/arrow in a wind tunnel to buy the claims about flight characteristics.

That 150 at 400fps is going to be trouble son

Pics I’ve seen online animals look like they have been hit by a slug.

I’m sold to give it a try

Are these ok to shoot out of a crossbow I’d say they would be just not sure

DIY, what’s your opinion on these heads? I’m curious to see a pass through with one the back looks like it would actually slow the head down once it hits an animal

Looks cool, but can't use it here in Mississippi. Got to have over 1" cut diameter

I would be sold if only if these where made of high quality blade steel, instead of tool steel. If Spyderco or Benchmade ever entered this space...they would own it!

How do you practice with these broadheads and not destroy everything you shoot at?

Do you have penetration tests on shoulder blades?

These are awesome broadheads there's just two little flaws. The first one is the small cutting diameter but it kind of makes up for a little bit with the little scoop cut that it makes number two is the way it's designed with that little cup or scoop that helps with the cutting diameter in creation of the hole is that out to further yardages which all the reviews agree on 45 50 yards and that Broadhead loses its kinetic energy and starts to drop really fast because that scoop is scooping are in slowing the Broadhead down. From 0 to 40 yards it's a great Broadhead but passed that 40-yard mark and the aerodynamic design of that Broadhead just kills its flight and kinetic energy

My interest would be more peaked if it were a 3 to 1 ratio (length to width) & heavier weights

"Concept" looks like it will create more drag on the head and get less penetration from being cupped.

We have to use a fixed blade broad head here in Tn with a minimum of 1 inch I’d like to test them out for youns if possible I’m a pro field staff member at Mountain Man Custom Calls I’d test them on hogs

Zero tuning required? 🤔

Just for clarity, now we want MORE drag and surface area on the non cutting edge of broadheads? It feels backwards too that you'd need less, or "zero", tuning on these heads. With more surface area on the front of the arrow...wouldn't that typically require MORE tuning? Look, all I see is another fixed head BH that's not a lot different than the rest that's still going to require tuning for good flight and sharp edges for cutting meat. $50+ for a 3 pack is definitely not incentive to even give these a second look, much less paying money for it.

The inch and a 1/8th would be ok to use here

Tune, practice, thunderhead 100, skinny arrows. That is all you need to know.

Still awaiting the larger cut diameter that was supposed to come out this spring...

So no tuning just spin it on? Don’t have to line the fins up?

This is almost an exact copy of the Bishop Holy Trinity. In fact, if Bishop has a patent on their head, this is basically their head except 1/8” less cutting diameter. Bishops are awesome heads, so if this is as strong as theirs, and doesn’t infringe on patents, you probably have something.

Interesting

It would be nice to have these in 250-300 grains

We will see i just got mine in the mail had to wait a month because of backorder but i must say they are interesting and tiny! But i believe the science behind them so we will see 2020 michigan whitetail season

Using bullet theory in archery just dosent work. Cavatation from friction ( not KE like high speed bullets) will result in poor penetration.

So it’s like ramcat tip moving air .

50 bucks is a bit steep but I am willing to give a pack of these a try. Slap them on a heavy high foc arrow and see what they do.

Where can I buy it. Send me the link.

What about crossbow

Let's see some real world test. Cause if it's that tough I'm buying some.

I bought some of these a couple of months ago after watching a review on KZfaq. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pMifo7eWl9qvaH0.html . Haven’t shot them yet. They seem solid, but not particularly sharp out of the box. Glad to see they are easy to sharpen with a stone. Will be testing them as soon as the snow in Northern NY subsides. Thank you Garrett.

I very well may try them but you need 2 cars to draft in nascar lol. That's the only way that works.

Montec. Nuff said.

Sounds gimmicky

No go for me

Turbulence-shield, air pocket...bla bla bla.... "Snake oil"- Tune your bow and practice...

Ill never understand how people will actively purchase mechanical broadheads knowing they fall apart and can fail to open

All the same points we’ve been bragging about including Micah (Ramcat prostaffer for years) for the last 10 years from the tech from Ramcats and the original developer of this tech Brett Fulton. Literally the exact same verbage we’ve been using for Ramcat broadheads. No shame From the Annihilator crew I reckon

Air pocket! Lmao such marketing bullshit...

Fishing lures catch more fishermen than fish.

Dead animals or it's just a gimmick.

I was interested in Annihilator till I watch this video I call BS

Shwackers are still better

.......Arrows work on cutting not shock......This is crap.

Looks like a gimmick that creates drag at the broadhead. Where are the pass through images on real animals? I'm betting this thing wounds more animals than kills them. Just because the salesman says so, doesn't mean so. The fact that this guy will have no problem shooting an animal at long yardage, but doesn't recommend shooting the shoulder, tells me all I need to know.