12PK Black 3 Blades Archery Broadheads 100 Grain Screw-in Arrow Heads Arrow Tips

Have not used these yet but I can tell you they will kill anything you shoot in the kill zone.The point is extremely sharp and the blades are sharp but not razor sharp, maybe having a knife sharpener will increase sharpness but regardless lethal by all means.I was gonna go to my local store and buy 3 similar broadheads for $40 for only 3 but why waste the money!?!? They will do the same damage!You can feel some cheapness to them so after shooting them they might be a one time use but that goes for any broadhead.You can't beat this price for 12 broadheads, period.Don't waste $40 at cabellas buying 3 of the same broadheads when you get 20 for $10!!!!!!!! 😱😱😱Will update after I use these hunting!

My first mistake was being in bare feet when i dropped them. Plus the dim light didn't help at all when i tried to pick up the pieces. This was an immediate testament to how sharp these little buggers are. Once the wounds on my feet, fingers, and toes healed, I field tested these broad heads on an Impala that had taken up residence on our property. I put three arrows right in the kill zone, and the chisel points got good penetration, but the blades peeled off when they connected with the front left quarter panel. Still, I'll buy them again. Check 'em out!

Low price is nice- some of the blades are a little loose so I only gave a 4, just for the quality.Haven't shot anything with them yet so can't comment on them staying together, they shoot straight engough for the limited range of my old recurve bow.

I switched from name brand 4 blade fixed brosdh ads that cost $40 for 3 to theses cheapo ones. Already have 2 deer and black bear done in by them this season. These are disposable, once shot while hunting they are trash. The pass thru every animal I hit. But you can get a whole season heads for $10 and they are razor sharp. Use last years leftovers for the block target practice. If your usual shots are under 50 yds the minor grain variation is not going to be a factor

You get what you pay for. Mine are not sharp and have small chips in most of the heads. I can run my fingers over all the blades with pressure and nothing. Some of the blades are loose. They seem to be ok with accuracy. But overall they will work for my needs

Low cost, sharp and deadly. I've only had one opportunity to shoot at a deer with these, but that one deer is now in my freezer. I was having flight problems with most of the expanding broad heads I have tried. Bought these because they were cheap. I am very pleased with them and I don't feel so bad using a couple of them for target practice. I think I will get another dozen just to have a lifetime supply.

Good point for all around hunting and the same make as several other colors. I like these points no matter what color. been very satisfied for compound and crossbow use.

These shot to the same PoA each time from 2 different crossbows, which is good, but the impact-point was substantially different from the impact-point using field points with each bow. This means you'll need to independently sight-in for target work (using field points) and then again (with the broadheads) for hunting. (I've used other -- more expensive -- broadheads that shoot to the same PoA as field points, or close enough, and that's more convenient.)

Top Qualität, sehr scharf

Nice heads for the price.

Very nice!

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