The 20 Best Archery – Broadheads & Points

Hello welcome drapes archery great sorry calm we're here innate the engineer of the broad heads 4g5 he's going to go through the new Mon taxi on Mont xes yeah the Mont xes was new for 2009 its is basically. That the same mon tech. That we've had for years. Where it's one piece stainless steel there's no goose blades. Anything to come loose. You basically just screw. And go but what we improved for 2009 is. We use a new material a carbon steel also allowed. Us to get it a little bit harder. And result in about 25 percent increased sharpness on the Montague it's also easier to resharpen as well. You like the Montague. Though like the much like sea. Is just a little bit. You can sharpen this brought. It on a Flintstone yep yeah. We sell a flat diamond stone. You can take a file to get the big Nick soft but it's basically setting it down. And just open it side to side. And just doing the same amount of work on. Each blade surface you can reach up in the head. Some guys have shot up to ten eleven animals with the same head so strong as ever.

And sharper than ever yes yep absolutely check them out drapes our tree Dre's very calm.

We're here at the g5 booth new for 2019 is a Striker v2 a lot of people like to strengthen previously. This year it's a little bit bigger. It flies a lot better. Than previous models before. It was an inch and a eighth. This year it's an inch. And a quarter like I said flies a lot better a lot. More aerodynamic shoots real grades. We will have these in the shop. Ijust place in an order form so. If you're a fixed blade guide. You want something. That flies very true to field point. These straight from v2 s are gonna be great for you as well. We did carry some in the past the dead meat. If you've ever used the t threes in the past very similar t threes except. They don't use the spider clip they've got a new retention system holds the blades a lot easier better to use just much. Simpler great three blade expandable broaden fly straight also comes with a ballistic match point so. You want to practice head at. This point right here you're going to be able to shoot.

Any sort of target pool. It rights out that will be exactly. These dead needs apply so. If there's anything you're interested with the g5 feel free to give. Is a message we can pre-order. Anything for you like. Isaid dead meat strikers. We will carry the Mont xes is also so great variety from g5 you'll see them in the store.

Hi everybodyI'm isaac with rage gonna go over a quick rundown of our new floor bladed extreme here first main point is. We redesigned the tip lead on. Now have a seven in the seven east inch cut on the tip blade as well as our really wide 23 inch cut diameter on. Both of the slip cam blades there so. That profile that tip wave profile our second way. Another cool thing that we're doing with our new extreme is we're going to be including. Both the extreme vertical bolt black shock collars. And the red high-energy cross bolt collars in the same pack so for the vertical bowl guys. And the crossbow guys. You won't have to go. And buy a separate packs of broad head so. One pack and you'll be set.

late season archery honey is. One of my favorite times of the year. One of the reasons why is the fact. You really have to be tough. You are putting in your time on stamp. It can get downright cold. You get to the right location well. It is absolutely worth. And on a recent hunt in South Dakota. Some of the most unbelievable hunting I've ever been a part of but. It didn't happen overnight in fact finally on the last day of season after. Ihad put almost 20 days in lie connected on a beautiful old nine. And a half year old deer. It was an awesome experience but. One of the things I got to test out to make. Even better I was trying out the brand-new rage hypodermic fry pan. Now recently at 88 they just announced. This new broad head but luckily. Iwas able to use it before. Even announced now a couple cool things about the rage try pants the fact.

That it's got one of the toughest fails. And the thickest blades have ever been put out by rich the other thing it's made out of titanium. Now why this is important is titanium is extremely tough in fact it'll Bend before. It breaks so this is really great. It comes to a broad head the next thing it's got a keyed collar so on the shock collar there's no way. You can put it on rock next. It has a two-inch cut. And gets amazing penetration plus. It slacks to almost a three-inch cut upon impact so you're going to have huge wounds on. Both sides that leads. Some big blood trails quicker recoveries. And quick ethical kills that's. What I love awesome new products. Even better amazing results.

Hey guys Sammy here from the Ohio fishermen today I'm going to be doing another. One of my tests shooting a broad head into a bag of soft plastics it's gonna mechanical brought head to see. It opens and today it's the n AP Spitfire three blades just like. And let's get on to the testing alright. It looks like we got a good hit check out oh look at. That look at that that is not good for the Spitfire. It broke what would. It hit in there it would break the blade curious. It didn't open all the way. All right so let's check out the bags there were two of them oh. That was a bad hit it's the very top of. Iknow oh there okay bad hit broke the dang broad head. All right that was a much better hit first check out the broad head looks like those two open partially broken blade did not. You expect check out the bags okay here is the let's look at them let's check out the front bag first. Because there were two bags. This wasn't was supposed to represent like fatty tissue. And skin as you can see it's hid. It looks like these two blade. One of these blades open further. And down here the middle point is right about there. This one's longer this split. This blade didn't deploy fully in. This blade and the broken blade didn't deploy at.

And then the next bag same story going in. And on some story going out so not too impressed with. This broad head right. Now not too impressed at. All alright guys that was the nap Spitfire let. You guys like these tests. Ican keep them coming and yeah the purpose of. This is to see if a mechanical broad head will open. When hitting a soft target. That is supposed to represent muscle tissue. And vital organs that good stuff. These were just old soft plastic baits. Either had no use for or were just used beyond the point. They were usable like just. All torn up and stuff like. That I got over the years. And basically I'm just putting them to use so let. You like it like the video subscribe.

This is picked number 25 with the wasps pajamas. These things have been outstanding I never usually use mechanicals on pigs but. They seem to be doing the job well. This was a really hard quartering away shot. It went through just in front of his hip. And behind the rib cage. All the way through into his chest cavity. That is awesome penetration for the angle. It was on like it was sort of now-or-never shot. Ididn't have a lot of time so. These things are performing outstanding, so I'm going to keep using them they're going to come to Australia with. And going to get try. Some on the mound on the big balls over there, so I'll let. You know they go thank you.

Alright folks Paul Morrison here with bow hunting comm 2000 1980 a show is underway I'm here with Ryan from fara Dyne he's got a new bridge rage broad heads he's gonna tell. Is a little bit about. It yeah so this is the new rage hypodermic N see the biggest attribute to. It that you'll see. Imean we're known you know as the. Most effective two blades three blade expandable broad heads on the market. All using the shock collar. Or a band system at. One point in time in order to retain the blades the biggest feature on. This is that we've removed. That blade detainment system as a whole so the NC is no color okay so. You no longer need a collar. And so ultimately it has. These fingers within the broad head itself. And so they create a pressure in order to keep the broad head closed so um equally is as accurate. And dependable at your 34 35 40 pounds a m-- pressure retention. And everything as what the collar was just a lot slimmer sleeker. And for sure gonna you know just be devastating correct. And so you know the features. That you know a stainless steel ferrule 35000 blades. You have a 2-inch cutting diameter so you're still gonna get those massive wound channels to. You know to put your target down as quickly as possible. You know there's a there's a vertical bow. And a crossbow version so. That crossbow version is tested up to 420 feet per second. You know and a hundred percent of no deployment no pre deployments at. All during that shot cycle testing well perfect there. You go guys the same great product. That rage has had for the past years but a little tweak to.

It to make it even better so. Where do we go to find out. More about this broad head. You can go to farad I'm calm. And it'll teach you push. You to all of our websites to include rage broad heads perfect Thank You, Ryan.

The Rocky Mountain warhead features an aluminum ferrule in an inch. And 3/4 cutting diameter. And a cut on contact tip blade design. That starts working the incident makes contact with. That animal the warheads Jack knife blade deployment system will not open until. It makes full contact with. That animal making broadside. Even angled shots more deadly. Iput the rocky mount warhead to the test. This season by shooting a number of turkeys. This spring several Canadian Bears. And a number of white tails. This fall even recently a 300 pound Plus Alberta whitetail. What I observed in what makes. This broad head so effective is. That its durability its toughness. And its sharpness to cut through the toughest hide. And bust through bone. If needed even in those less. Then perfect shots so go check out the Rocky Mountain warhead at Hunt Rocky Mountain com.

last year had the opportunity to shoot the Rocky Mountain warhead expandable brought head. And had a lot of success shot a lot of animals but for 2018 they've actually come out with a new version it's the warhead SS which is a totally stainless steel expandable broad head the Rocky Mountain warhead SS has a stainless steel ferrule has a cut on contact tip. And has an inch and a half cutting diameter the way. That the warhead SS works is. It has a jackknife rear deployment system so. That broad head that cut on contact tip enters into the animal. It penetrates and then as. That broad head is going through the body cavity that's. When the blades deploy ensuring. That they're at their sharpest. When they're creating. That wound and ensuring. You get a good blood trail. You harvest that animal overall the Rocky Mountain warhead SS is broad head. That I'm excited to use in fact. Ihad the opportunity to use. And shoot a big Canadian whitetail here in Alberta.

You know the thing about. It flies like a field point it's got a tough durable stainless steel ferrule. It has incredible value so you're getting a lot of (broadhead) for the money. Me that's the best of.

big debut outdoor adventures we're in the kind of bow workshop area right. Now I'm gonna see mr big bass there caught him quite a. Few years ago, but we're gonna do a review on the Spitfire okay. This is the Spitfire crossbow says per package but. Igot to looking and honestly. Idon't believe there's. Anything different any difference in between the crossbow. And the regular compound. One they're both 100 grains. Both have the same set screws. They look identical they're. Both an inch and a half cut so. If there is leave it down in the comment let. Me know guys what you guys think. You think they just kind of package. One for crossbow one for regular just to kind of get people to try to buy. Both but either way. Iwon't be doing a review on the n AP Spitfire broad head let's start by unboxing the hunter grain inch-and-a-half Spitfire my na P ok I'll butcher. It comes with a this package comes with a broad head wrench. What is referred to as a broad head wrench okay there's a three pack okay it's a three pack it's a friction style broad head okay which means. When closed and there's closed. It penetrates into something like. This the friction opens the broad head okay. What I like about so far there is sent screws to tighten up the blades but.

More importantly it looks. How does a fly. How accurate is all right let's install. This broad head into the arrow see. And we'll give it to good old spin test here okay wrench goes on that's pretty cool come nice little wrench let's give it a go. Ibeen checking what you want is a nice little circle. You don't want it wobbles. It wobbles out okay definitely pretty good definitely spin checks well only thing left for me to do. Now with these Spitfires is to practice shoot. How well they fly so let's go outside. All right guys we're outside got the impact cam in place let's go out to let's say 20 yards so. That way we're keeping everything super consistent everything's super reliable. That way all can be controlled trampoline with. All right so um do. You know but you guys here okay. This hundred grain Spitfire. Igot a hundred grain fill point so take the hundred grand Spitfire off until she's off let's put the hundred grain field point on check okay I'll bring you guys okay here.

We go that's it that's. How uh nocturnal flashing red-and-blue sea right here what's up pretty good shot okay let's go ahead. And pull it pulls the arrow out. All right now let's go back. And let's put d spitfire on just put spitfire background okay broad head wrench on their good-looking go came back on okay why you but. You can tell okay 20 yards dead on that's pretty accurate. You asked me pretty good so okay. We move back to let's say respectable distance of thirty yards I'm telling you so far. That was 30 yards right there. And look right their guys. Iwas aiming right here my fact we've got a big hole. Nothing there them Spitfires will tear up you're targeting well then left to do. Now guys it's to knock a deer down with. It she's accurate she's on. You guys haven't picked a broad head. Yet to use think about using a Spitfire so thanks guys. You like this stuff here to give a big thumbs up.

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A Hundred Michigan here back at. You with another video today I'm going to be testing my spitfire broad heads. They are a hunter grain onto my carbon are um carbon arrows carbon blood line arrows I'm hoping they work great. They have about an inch cutting diameter I'll get them off fold. It out for you there. You like they seemed. They would work very good but that's obviously. What this vid is going to be about testing them so let's get to. All right as you can see from the first shot the arrow went basically. All the way through the mouth. And there would be some blood coming out well we're throwing a went into my target actually look at. That I'm a pretty satisfied with. That yeah just look at. This side that'd be just like dripping blood. All right see up the next okay so the second shot was. Even freakin better. It went deeper into my target — beautiful it's almost. Now here's that sorry there's the entry wound right there. That was much better okay so after those two shots. Iwould definitely recommend. These Spitfires to crossbow users the reason. These are recommended for crossbows is. Because they're really hard to open obviously since crossbows are a lot. More powerful than combos um people worry about like rages. And stuff like opening up just in flight which is obviously not good. These are really tucked in obviously.

They go through something it pulls. These out and does its job so. Itotally recommend. These are a friend anybody thanks for watching the video make sure. You like him subscribe see ya.

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