great video!! you should do a fixed blade test.

Hey Chris, Well Done. As a 50 year old who started archery before the Social Media Era I feel You and Dudley are the Best!!! All though you make money and do archery for a living (The American Dream), I feel you haven't sold your sole to the Dollar and your Love and Passion for Archery and Hunting are still what's most important. Bee Real is a Prefect Motto for You!!!

Excellent video! Thank you for taking the time to do this. It saves guys like me, who don't have a ton of time, from having to do all this testing myself. You definitely answered some burning questions for me! Keep up the great work and I'll keep watching!

I'd personally like to see a fixed blade broadhead test with a lower/average poundage bow like around 60-65 pounds and shorter draw lengths like 28/27.5 and shorter.

Really like seeing this testing. The sound testing was great. Don’t think I have seen anyone else capture it so well or even try.

I was amazed by how much the change in fletching tightened the broadhead grouping significantly. You did a good job with setting up this test, however sprinkling in some more science with a few improvements to the experimental design and analysis could go a long way in making a test video like this even more definitive resource that your audience can use to choose equipment based on how you shoot them. What you are doing here is very valuable because you are a talented archer that we know is consistent in form and aim testing top tier equipment with such slight variations as broadhead/arrow/release and showing the results. This type of info is usually only obtained through coaching or personal trial and error which is usually costly and can be frustrating because most of us don't shoot as well as chris. I am imagining a blinded test controlling for more factors where chris is handed various test arrows in a randomized order. This could control for many confounding factors that could call into question the results. Bump the sample size up a bit for each sample and you can run some simple but powerful statistics to make the comparisons and provide context for your conclusions. I think a LOT of consumers would be interested in that type of video where you examine one or more variables in a shooting setup and provide unbiased testing. I for one would really like to see if helical fletching improves broadhead precision and if arrow center of mass matters much.

Excellent video and a good (and fair) field test of the performance of the different mechanicals because you are such a good archer and thus human error is minimized from shot to shot. As always, I love your videos Chris. Thank you.

Loved this test. Especially the longer range accuracy test and the sound test! Making me want to get out and get my broadhead testing going for this season! Less than a month away for me!

Cool video and enlightening because of how good of an archer you are. Rocket broadl heads were always my favorite expandable. You should also included the sevr. I love ramcats for fixed and they group the best for me. Please do more of this testing because your level of skill shows so much!

*_Supreme Video Chris!_* _This one was fun forsurrrre! Your overall presentation, and vibe allows your audience a feel of being there with you while you are doing this!_ _Definitely want to see a fixed blade test next!_

Yes !! More testing like this!!! Great video Chris and Riley.

Glad all yall make these videos helps me choose whats best for the season. I'd like to see most all the broadheads tested to see what's better then another I'd also like to see the fixed blades compared

Production manager at Grim Reaper here… Fun video to watch!

Awesome test. Probably better than most tests especially with such a good shooter. Looking forward to the fixed blade test.

I shoot the Swhacker all the time out to 130 yards, just practicing they definitely will hit dead vertical and drop less than all the heads you tested. They fly the best in the wind also "for me" no matter the fletchings

I love the information videos like this! I’m honestly hoping for another cheapest broad head test 🤞🏽lol. I loved the last one you did!

I switched to them Grim Reapers. Use to shoot the nap and rage. And a few others that I've tested during hunting seasons. I've had the best results with the Reapers.

My favorite is the deadmeat. The improvement to sharpness they made with the v2’s is seriously notable. Love the vids!!

great video!!!! you really broke down every point down about the broadheads, keep up the good work!!!

Thanks for all the great information on this. Broadhead test helps out quite a bit.

Really enjoyed watching this video. Several variables taken into account including the human element made this video what it was, these are how they ran, now make up your own mind. Keep up the great work!

I think you inadvertently showcased the fact that all of these broadheads can be deadly at “whitetail ranges”, which for most of us is not 70 yards. I think that all of the broadheads you tested can be deadly at normal hunting distances, just with subtle differences. Great test!

I’m NOT a mechanical broadhead guy, but this was a pretty good real world test. I enjoyed seeing the results from a different point of view. Great work 🤘

Big fan of the Levi Morgan Swhacker 261. The practice setting is great and I've had no issue with the bands. The rubber tube deal also works well.

Chris Bee, this is the content I’ve been longing for brother! Great job!

Love this kind of video, would be neat to see the same with fix blades also

Good stuff Chris. Everyone seems to have their own opinions, which is fair, but love how you dove in and provided the specs and facts. Everything else can be scrutinized, but thanks for doing this. One thing I noticed that will save you a little effort, at least with the G5 packaging is there is no need for the knife, and the packaging can be reused for storage. The back side of package has a little ridge that the flat backing pops out and package opens like a book. Not sure on the others.

Thank you Chris and cameraman get job I enjoy your videos my grandson watches them too. God's Blessings on all your adventures

Finally someone who tested the exact broadheads i was in the market of buying and did an actual field test. Thank you

Sevr and thorn have both interested me, would love to see some similar tests with them!

Great video. Very insightful. Thanks Chris! Makes me wonder if we should always use a 4 fletched arrow for hunting…

Absolutely love these videos. You should do a fixed blade double bevel test and a fixed blade single test. If you ask the ranch fairy to help that would be the icing on the cake.

I used a Grim Reaper MiniMag 4 blade on my last buck, it left a large entry hole and exit hole. Ive always seen large entry holes form Grim Reaper Whitetail Specials too.

Awesome video as always! Found this really interesting and helpful. I live in the UK and aim on day to get to go bowhunting! But can't rely on trial and error if I ever get the chance to hunt and videos like this help massively. Would love to see a video on the process of applying for your hunting tags.. Thanks for the videos

Can’t wait for a fixed blade test. Hopefully you include the exodus if you do it!

This was great. Been a Swhacker user for years in my Excal Xbow. They always punch right through and leave great exit wounds.

I’m going with magnus stinger and sevr 1.5. Stingers are surprisingly accurate….. with a tuned bow of course 😊

Loved the video and the tests you ran with it. Like to see a sevr added to it tho. Maybe another video down the road add it in.

Chris I’d love to see a video of fixed blades as well! Great video 👍🏼

Dude, it’s always a great day when you post and right now I’m trying to buy my first Matthews it’s a Triax I really want to set it up like your bow.

This was awesome. I was planning on going with the swacker but you've got me rethinking

Probably best Broadhead test I’ve ever seen. Excellent job.

Great video. Helps a tons. I’m a huge Grim Reaper fan. Shot an 8 point this year with one. Passed through both ribs like butter didn’t go 70 yards. Sharp blades and always expand.

Awesome video! I did feel like your bias against Swhacker was a tad unfair 😆 Seemed like the Swhacker, Deadmeat were stars of the show. Haven't tried Deadmeat but I'll have to check them out after seeing the performance here!

Love the videos Chris. Could u do a video on the Mathews Image. For some of the unfortunate archers like myself that may need to shoot low poundage bow this season. Thank you.

Well this came out perfect timing. Just fletched my VAPs with aae pro max vanes and was looking for a good mechanical broadhead. Thanks for the video!!

Do the same test with Ramcat 2 and 3 blade!!! Im really curious how that would turn out. Great job on this video. Very interesting and informative. I learned a lot

Love your videos man! Was just wondering tho what target backstop you use for practicing

Great vid. Getting me amped for the season

Great video! Let’s see more of these.

I still think going back to “the basics” are where it’s at. A simple, extremely sharp, fixed blade broadhead. Single bevel is my favorite. I love the Iron Will Broadheads I loved the video! You spent so much time on it. I admire your grind. Keep up the great work @Chris Bee How about a budget vs top of the line broadhead test. And a fixed broadhead test? Just a suggestion. Take care buddy

And your testing is absolutley great!! I dont think theres a better way to do it And you kinda changed my mind on a few things!! Time to buy some broadsheads!

I’ve watched Tim Wells hunt and bring down many animals with Grim Reaper’s, He doesn’t seem to have a problem with them.

Enjoyed the vid! Fixed blade test would be cool! Thanks Chris!

awesome video. I have been shooting Rage Trypans for about 5 years. After watching im probably going to buy a pack of Swhaker and the deadmeat and decide between them.

Really cool to see how much those fletching impacted the broadheads. Still had the vertical variance between the broadheads. But the horizontal differences basically evaporated

Great video! I have shot Grim Reapers for years and they have always done great

Such a great video! Thank you for sharing this very helpful

Great video and would like to see more equipment comparisons. Definitely leaning towards a Swhaker. To put it against the dead meat there is a four blade that Swhaker offers which would be cool to see the hole size and also to see how Swhaker’s four blade flies. Look forward to the next one 👍

Very interesting!! Loved it !! Very thorough!!!

I've shot Grim reapers out to 120 without having to do any adjustments. But I also don't shoot the whitetail specials. But I also shoot my fixed Tooth of the arrow that far with no adjusting to anything either.

Try the QAD Exodus full blade, I love that Broadhead and flys great and blade are super sharp and .040” thick, super tough

Loved this video! I’m a lot more confident in sticking with my G5’s! I’d really like to know what you are using for a target. I’ve been looking at so many and all the good foam ones have lots of complaints about it being difficult to pull arrows out. You were able to pull all those broad heads out pretty easily so I’m very curious what you got there. Thanks a bunch!

Great video. Would have loved to see you compare Sevr to these since they are really similar. I realize Lancaster doesn’t sell them though. Keep up the good work.

Great video. Would love to see how heads like sevr and others do. Fixed heads would be interesting also

That was awesome... getting started into Bow Hunting, that helped a ton!!!

love the test! love the video! so informative and helpful!

Great video, easy and intriguing to watch all the way thru. I shoot rage mostly but might have to try something else out this year. Seems like the shwacker could be an excellent Antelope head

Awesome review Chris and thank you. Yes, many of us upset after Amazon review because many of us (financially need) order from Amazon and we we're hoping for a real review. We truly value your opinion and really wanted to know. But as always, love the channel and wish you the best. Rock on B 🤘😎

Awesome video! Great selection for testing! Got a question for you have you ever tried Zeus broad heads ? And your thoughts !?

I've been looking at the SEVR broadheads and was hoping it would be in this line up. Hope you can get hands on them, would love to see your opinion.

Payday and a Chris Bee vid. That’s a good friday lol

Great video. Thanks for sharing. Would have been interesting to see the weight of each. As a reloader I’ve learned grains matter especially in alittle wind.

i really enjoyed this video, pls do more in the future

I love grims but the whitetail specials aren’t my favorite for whitetail. They wreck havoc on turkeys. For deer I use their 4blade 1 3/8 pro series mechanical. They don’t drag near as much and wind doesn’t bother them as bad.

Cool video chris. I shoot the NAP HELLRAZOR fixed blade out of my Mathews V3X 29. And they fly great. And I sharpen them on a flat stone and they get super sharp.

Rage nc, with a sharpened chisel point. Excited to try them. In my opinion the chisel tip has to be super sharp as its the first thing that hit the animal. Even the rage I sharpen everything again.

I’d like to see a fixed blade test. Honestly….you put a video out, I’m gonna watch it. I enjoyed watching this video, really like the noise test.

Sevr is the only Mechanical for me.

On certain days when I shoot, you’re group with the Rage at 70 yds looks similar to my grouping with field tips at 30 yds 🤣 Arrows flying everywhere!!! HAHA!

Amazing Video! Your scientific approach is much appreciated!!!

Def do a fixed blade test as well ! Would love to see you test the Ramcat 3 blades

Man you really did a great job of showcasing the importance of your vanes.

Awesome video answered a ton of my questions!

Every animal Ive shot with the reapers which have included the smallest of all the fatal steel has left a huge whole and great blood trails! Love them!

In my experience when it comes to the schwacker ive always had a great bloodtrail. The bleeders always do a good job of creating a good entrance hole. One particular experience I had was a 150 inch 10 that was quartering away and it buried into the opposite shoulder and with the arrow still in the animal it still opened well enough to make a great blood trail. Ive had the best luck getting pass throughs on clean shots with the schwackers. Other big cutting diameter expandables ive used seem to have trouble penetrating all the way through. I shoot 75lbs.

Looks so fun. Thanks Lancaster!

I love watching this man and his bows and every test he does it shows me good and bad things I shoot the swackers and I think they work great? Definitely love the test

Thanks for taking the time to make these videos i would never have touched a bow if it wasn't for you i was hoping you'd make this video

Nice sales ad for the G5 this wasn't a comparison video lol 😂

I love the deadmeat. Good head for mechanicals.

I've used the heat vanes in the past on recurves and longbows as well as compounds and never had flight issues with 4 fletch right helical, even with big 175 grain Steel Force heads. Bareshaft tuning is key to using small vanes like those in my opinion.

Not sure what your relationship is with SEVR or if you’ve ever heard of them. But I first used them last year and fell in love with them. You should try em out if you haven’t. I’d be willing to send some out to you to try. Either way great video man👍🏻

deadly video it would very interesting to do the same test with top five popular fixed blade heads

Sevr needed to be in that test to!

Fun fact for ya. The old NAP killzones before they went to the chinese company. They had a 1lb detent, which made them open easier also came out of the box sharper, to a 6lb detent and very dull out of the box. Once i found out that, it made sense why the last 2 deer i shot they never opened up. So i switched to fixed blade broadheads to avoid this issue ever happening again.

Sevr and SWAT. Some of the SWATs are a 3.75 inch cut from a 4 blade mechanical with weights up to 175 grains. Kinda expensive though.

The reapers wound channel is close to 3" in diameter which means more blood and a better chance of hitting the heart if your shot is off

The the longer the Broadhead is it distributes the weight out on the Arrow differently which puts the arrow in a different spine that's why it will shoot to the left or to the right Great video

Gotta try out sevr sometime dude!