[Mossy-Back]

It's a good head. I think a lot of people just don't know about them. I like a left bevel, so I'm shooting the Trifecta 1-1/4" single bevel right now (Crocs only come in 100 grain for left bevel and I shoot 125). It did some damage on the doe I shot a couple weeks ago.

 

[Mossy-Back]

The few 1.5” heads I’ve shot have been more forgiving in flight than about any 3 blade, it’s a great blade dimension, but for some reason, people think that they are a big head…

I probably sound like a broken record, but I want more 1.5” 2 blade options, especially in double bevel for me personally

if they don’t show up in the market, I’m seriously considering having one built, like an S7 1pc simple 1.5” 2 blade

even the GK xl, which is a very large head, is very forgiving in flight, and they zip through critters and leave a good drain hole

I do put more value in edge retention with short heads like the croc, because the short head/steep blade angle needs to stay sharp or penetration suffers

even a black hornet ser razor with no bleeders and 1.5” 2 blade would suit me well

I was very happy with the results from the 1.25" Trifecta and may get some of the 1.5" blades to try out. I know it's a single bevel and not double, but they fly really well and are super easy to hand sharpen. It took me maybe 5 minutes to get it back to paper slicing sharp after going through a doe's elbow and ribs and into the dirt behind her.

The head I used was the solid blade. This one below is the vented 1.5" blade.

 

[Mossy-Back]

Is there enough room between the
blades edge and the side of the bow?
Or, does the arrow need to be a little longer so the BH is in front of the bow shelf?

That will vary depending on your bow model and center shot.