Bloodsport Gravedigger 4-Blade Hunting Hybrid Mechanical Broadhead with Cut-on-Contact Tip - 100 Grains | 1" Fixed 1.75" Mechanical Cutting Diameter | 3 Pack

These are very well made and will drop that buck where he stands. They get the job done, these will be my new go to from now on.

These things are absolutely devastating. Never had a deer run more than 50 yards. Pass through everytime and I’ve resharpened them and killed 3 deer in a weekend with the same blades. Great broad heads

I dropped a doe this morning. She ran maybe 40 yards before she dropped. Double lung shot, arrow slid right through and cut clean. Not a lot of blood at the start of the blood trail but got heavier as the trail went on. Nice large hole in the exit side of the wound.

They have never failed and even if they do you still get the cutting power of a single bevel definitely recommend and they stay closed and don’t flop around like other broad heads

2 out of the 3 heads wouldn’t even screw into the arrow. Cheaply made product.

These are not the product pictured. There’s been 3 generations of the Gravedigger broadhead that I know of. I started buying the original from the inventor, on an Internet forum almost 15 years ago. I’ve shot them since, even after he sold. They’re a great head. The ones I received seem like a knockoff of the first generation. I gave them 2 stars because I haven’t tested them. I’m just fairly certain they’re a knockoff off, because they’re first gen design, with different hardware than the originals. I still have some first gen’s to compare them to.

I would recommend using these. Very sharp and works great

The main blade on all 3 heads in the pack were not secured in place. This causes the arrow to wobble when you check for balance. It does, however, fly pretty true at 20yds (have not tried to shoot it from further distance).I was sent the chisel point version by mistake initially, which did very well on a recent hunt, but I still wanted a cut on contact broadhead. Now I can compare which style I prefer