Thank you, greatly appreciate the kind words! Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

He won’t be disappointed if he decides to go with them! They are a little hard on the wallet but I’m a firm believer in you get what you pay for. These types of heads I refer to as if you take care of them then they’ll take care of you! They’re fairly easy to resharpen and hold a great edge and do come with a lifetime warranty.

Thank you my friend! Absolutely love these heads, the quality, durability and the design is phenomenal!

Thanks for watching and for commenting. Sadly the price of pretty much everything has gone up do to inflation and materials being harder to get nowadays. This head is definitely not for everyone but there are plenty of other choices for people on a budget and not looking to spend a bundle. I’ve got quite a few videos on my channel covering the Magnus lineup of heads which are very good quality and at a more friendly price. They carry a lifetime replacement guarantee and I’ve had great results in the field with them.

They definitely do the job! Can’t go wrong with the TuffHead brand but there’s plenty of options available if you’re on a budget or just looking to experiment with and try out. Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 I have the Tuffhead 3-blades now. Easy to sharpen and fly great.

Since everyone wants to claim that their heads fly like field points and that seems to be a major deciding factor for folks when picking a broadhead it does in fact seem to be the right thing to do. Thanks for watching

Can’t go wrong with the Wide! I have a separate video showing the accuracy of the 200 grain Wide! I’ll be running it as one of my heads from my Elite Omnia. Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

I mean as far as I’m concerned being able to group the broadhead and the field point in that 3” circle at 50 yards makes it accurate enough. At least in my shooting ability and human error I’d say that it’s field point accurate but that’s just my opinion and input. Could be looked at and viewed in multiple ways but I’d say these heads are a go for accuracy out of a properly tuned setup. Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 I would agree ,was just curious what you thought the difference was. Plan on picking some of these heads up in the near future. Thanks.

@@jessiehans6087 I honestly don’t really notice a difference in my experience and use of these heads. They fly flawlessly from my setups and are tough as nails. These heads are definitely an investment, that being said if cared for properly they’ll last you for quite a long time.

Yes sir you are correct on both counts! It was remarkably silent leaving the bow compared to other heads I’ve used and tested. As far as deadly goes the proof is in the pudding! Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

Well to be far I’ve never shot the Iron Will single bevels. I have shot and own some of the Iron Will Wides though. In my opinion they’re both very high quality and are both great heads. If I had to pick a winner between the 2 id go with the TuffHead. The S7 is a little more durable and more impact resistant than the A2 of the Iron Will. That being said I think they are damn near the top 2 in the industry as far as sharpness outta the box goes! Thanks for watching and if you have any other questions feel free to ask 🏹🎯