Single bevel Broadheads – 375 grains, 3-Pack

Disadvantages of this Broadhead:

1. Specialized Arrow Required
Because this broadhead is so large, achieving a high degree of accuracy requires both:
– an extremely stiff arrow shaft – needed to prevent excessive archer’s paradox
– a large helical feather fletching – needed to provide the necessary drag and spin to prevent broadhead planing.

2. Slower Arrow Speed Conducive to Game “Jumping the String” – Limiting Ethical Shooting Range

Fast-moving game like deer can take lightning-fast evasive action upon hearing a bow fire. Typically this translates to crouching and springing away, resulting in shots either hitting high or missing the target entirely. This web page describes the typical reaction time along with ethical shooting distances given how fast your bow can shoot this broadhead. For example, if you’re shooting at 300 FPS, a deer may already be taking evasive action by the time the arrow is 16 yards into its flight, and may reach maximum (typically drop) movement distance by the time the arrow has flown 28 yards. According to fullpotentialoutdoors.com, maximum ethical shot distance if firing 300 FPS arrows will be just 36 yards.

Here’s an example of typical deer evasive action, courtesy of fullpotentialoutdoors.com:

As the text on the image describes, you will want to aim low with this broadhead (shooting for the heart), rather than aiming for the center of the vital region, to compensate somewhat for the expected evasive maneuver.

3. May Generate Excessive Momentum Causing Arrows to Completely Bury Themselves – Makes Arrow Recovery a Challenge

For those shooting an ultra powerful bow, the arrows can zip though the game you are hunting and still have enough momentum to completely bury themselves past the fletchings in soft dirt, which makes arrow recovery a challenge.

4. Shreds Most Archery Targets

We recommend using 6-10 sheets of MDF (Medium-density fiberboard) as a target when practicing with these broadheads.

Some Advantages of this Broadhead

1. Faster and Easier Game Recovery
With decent shot placement, the lethality of this large broadhead translates to easier game recovery. Typically recovery takes place within 10-20 yards.

2. Blasts Though Bone
Even in the event this broadhead encounters thick bone, the momentum generated makes a complete passthough more likely.

3. Durability
Machined from a solid block of steel for maximum durability.

4. All Known Advantages of Heavy Arrows Apply
Obviously all known advantages of heavy arrows apply, including quieter shots, less wear-and-tear on the bow due to less retained energy, with increased momentum translating to greater resistance to crosswind deflection and slower arrow deceleration versus lighter arrows.

5. The Math

Versus standard 100-grain broadheads, it generates:
– 62% more momentum
– 182% greater wound channel volume
– 11% more kinetic energy
– 50% larger cutting diameter ( 1.5″)

6. 3D Printable Sharpener Available
For customers with 3D printers, we have a freely available 3D printable sharpener which makes sharpening these broadheads a faster and easier process.

7. Known Ballistic Coefficient for Ballistic Calculators
For crossbow shooters using Sig Sauer’s BDX or Applied Ballistics for firing solutions, use a bullet profile rather than a crossbow profile, use a chronograph to accurately measure “muzzle velocity,” set bullet diameter to 0.34 inches, set Ballistic Coefficient to 0.012 on the G7 curve. This relatively high drag BC reflects the use of long helical feathers.

8. Improves Accuracy & Usability of High-Power Crossbows
When combined with double-shafted arrows and helical feather vanes, this broadhead works well with high-power crossbows like the Tenpoint RS470, Tenpoint Nitro 505, and Tenpoint TRX515. Some customers report that a heavy arrow used in conjunction with this broadhead is helpful for improving accuracy with these bows, while prolonging string life. With a Tenpoint RS470 and a 956 grain arrow/broadhead combination, arrow velocity is 307 FPS, generating 1.28 slugs of momentum and 195.6 ft-lbs of kinetic energy.

Other Considerations
Due to aerodynamic differences, broadhead does not exactly match field point flight characteristics. Broadhead should be used for final sight-in since it is durable and can be fired into any standard archery target without sustaining damage.

Comes sharp from the factory, but sharpening to a razor’s edge is recommended to maximize penetration in hunting scenarios.

With a stiff arrow and appropriate fletchings, 2MOA (1 inch groups @ 50 yards) accuracy is possible.

Cutting diameter: 39mm = 1.5 inches
Overall length: 60mm = 2.4 inches
Blade thickness: 3.7mm = 0.15 inches.

Available in right-bevel orientation only.

The broadhead is covered by our unconditional 100% satisfaction or your money back guarantee. Return it to us new or used for any reason if you are not happy with your purchase.

Includes 3 broadheads and 3 weight-matched field points.