+Andy W thank you buddy! Really helps us out, and you couldn’t be more right it is forsure a way of life!

+anthony jimenez yeah they really are great broadheads

That's what I shoot. But the whitetail special 100 grain they shoot well

+Gnarlyhorn Outdoors thanks buddy!

+Jay_Miller man the grim reaper is a killer head no doubt!

+HuntNorthEast you probably made the right choice to be honest

+John L thanks John appreciate it buddy!

+Ricky Dean thanks dude appreciate it!

thanks Liz!

+Drivingtacks lol the guy can shoot! Won shooter of the year in his division this year.

+Benjamin Benfield you look awfully familiar.

+Doug Stringer Outdoors yeah I wound not want to get shot with one 😂

Brandon Cassity when you getting aspen to do a video with us?

+Raymond Evangelista man we love those dead meats, the couldn’t believe that hypo didn’t fly very well.

+Jake Gilly man I would go with deadmeat or sevr.

We killed 3 or 4 elk with them this year, great broadheads.

+Curt Bennion thank you sir! That is a block target, I bought it from a bow shop going out of business.

our next text will be on fixed blades.

+Don Wilson thanks buddy! So many companies say they fly like a field point and it makes me wonder if they even shoot the things before they sell them.

Thorn hpx fly dead on out of my Ravin. My grim reaper 2 Blade seem to be flying pretty damn close, too. I'd say they're both as close as one could get to field tip accuracy. Great video.

They are a great head for sure.

+Marcos segura they are awesome for sure!

I have three under my belt with grims as well. Many run 10 yards, stop to think about it and flop over

@@paulcerminara5132 same here the fars they ran is 50 yard i shot the 3inches one and keep my shot under 30 yard.

+Afrikan hunter Tv I haven’t shot anything with them but they look like would really do the trick.

+Andy Brooks I will have to check them out! Thank you for the sub and comment, helpsnour channel our majorly!

Love the wasp like all bow hunters im sceptical till i put one in some fur after trying the wasp for a season i wont shoot anything else

I shot one doe last season at 20 yards she ran about 25 yards and fill over. I used the 3 inches one...

+rsll510 thanks dude, it really helps our channel!

+kijones100 thanks buddy!

+Don Wilson we have more broadhead test that we are planning on doing, will try and add those in as well.

+Randy Higgins we was using the field point as the constant after shooting it several times it was hitting little left. Instead of changing the site we left it like it was and just seen what broadhead hit closest to the field point.

we shot dead meats the last few years.

UnGuided Outdoors nice thank you

+Zack Martin yeah shot a couple deer last year with the dead meat, 0 problems. Really have nothing bad to say about them.

@@UnGuidedOutdoors shot ramcats the last couple years and i love them but the quiver ordeal is aggravating so i was looking at these to give a try! I always liked the three blade hole for blood

+Zack Martin i shot a mule deer with a 125 ramcat diamondback and it wrecked the thing. But they suck in a quiver lol.

@@UnGuidedOutdoors yeah man they are awesome heads just wish they didn't suck in a quiver lol

I've killed 6 deer with the G5 Deadmeat's. They've all flown very accurate for me and work awesome. I've had very good blood trails on every deer taken with them. One blood trail in particular from last year literally looked like a blood bomb went off and sprayed out to the sides about 10 feet out. I mean all over the place. And that was at a run, not spinning in place doing that death stagger. I couldnt believe it. Zero issues with deployment on animals and in the quiver. Now the G5 Havoc, that's a different story. I had issues with a few of them opening up in my quiver and not wanting to stay contained no matter what I did. Some of them did seem to lock up ok though. I only shot 1 deer with them, a buck, at about 30 yards, slightly quartering to me, not severe. I watched him run with what looked like my entire arrow sticking out. I got very lucky and ended up getting just enough penetration to hit his heart. Ran 60 yds maybe and was done. Had a great big cut on impact. I dont have the same time with the Havocs as I do with the Deadmeat's so its not exactly a "fair" comparison maybe. But the containment issues I had with them coupled with that lack of penetration really ruined them for me. I lost all confidence in the Havoc's and gave them away to a buddy. I've wanted to try some Grim Reaper's and that same buddy gave me some new Rage Hypodermic NC heads a couple weeks ago that I may try this fall. But honestly I'm kinda stuck on the Deadmeat's. Hope this helps.

+River Banks couldn’t agree more in fact Ben had muzzy fixed blades flying out to 90 yards perfectly for our elk hunt. But 99% of people have no idea how to tune a bow, most people shoot a few times before bow season and hit the woods. So we made the video for the guy that needs to know what is the most accurate out of the pack.

Yeah man I’m big into fixed blades the QAD Exodus is awesome check it out I prefer the swept blades they catch less crosswind.

+Galamoth66 we thought the same thing. Only thing we could thing of is if it was that specific head.

+Nick D could have been shooter error, but since the rage is so popular we wanted to double check it.

+Zac Sells awesome dude I will check you out!

+Mountain Men of America thanks dude!we have several more reviews in the works what exact ones are you talking about?

@@UnGuidedOutdoors the new wasp havalon Hv fixed brodhead

+Rocking AA Farms. This was filmed with a canon XA11 and a Nikon d750. Pretty happy with the xa11 though, for a camcorder.

Aren't those the fixed blades that cost like $150 a 3 pack though? That's like saying Rage will outperform the carbon express mechanicals that cost $15 a 3 pack... "I would sure hope so." Is the answer to that statement.

Yep they are expensive! As long as I don't loss them never have to buy broadheads again. Those cheap one shot broadheads you have to buy them every year. Put all that money in bows an equipment and the most important one the broad head you go cheap!!!!!

We have killed a bunch of animals with them and they are awesome in my opinion.

+breathe and squeeze only problem is a fixed bow won’t be shooting at the animal a human will, so got to see how they preform from the human.

@@UnGuidedOutdoors you don't shoot repeatedly at an animal. With each shot, one's form is lessening. The test is to see how each head compares to field tip accuracy. For that, a constant is needed, a fixed shot. That way, nothing else is affecting the flight.