[treeman65]

Has anyone used these if so like or dislike?

 

[jeff nicholls]

razorback

I Am A Spitfire User, But I Have Had To Pass Shots On Deer And Antelope That Have Grass In Front Of Them Fearing A Spitfire Blade May Grab And Pull, Maybe It Wouldnt But Thats Me. So I Carry A Razorback In My Quiver In Case. They Seem To Fly Well And Hold Up To Lots Of Practice Shots. I Finally Used One On A Bear This Spring In B.c.. The Bear Didnt Even Know It Was Hit. The Shot Was Only About Twelve Yards And Broadside. It Took Out Ribs On Both Sides, But Again Twelve Yards And 250fps With A 450 Grain Arrow. I Like Them, And I Will Keep One In My Quiver From Now One In Case.

 

[Bakdahelup]

I Am A Spitfire User, But I Have Had To Pass Shots On Deer And Antelope That Have Grass In Front Of Them Fearing A Spitfire Blade May Grab And Pull, Maybe It Wouldnt But Thats Me. So I Carry A Razorback In My Quiver In Case. They Seem To Fly Well And Hold Up To Lots Of Practice Shots. I Finally Used One On A Bear This Spring In B.c.. The Bear Didnt Even Know It Was Hit. The Shot Was Only About Twelve Yards And Broadside. It Took Out Ribs On Both Sides, But Again Twelve Yards And 250fps With A 450 Grain Arrow. I Like Them, And I Will Keep One In My Quiver From Now One In Case.

Should use them full time, jeff. I shot a mature buck this year with an RB5, and despite the arrow catching bone
and going back through the body, it was still so smooth that the buck barely flinched and the arrow buried
into the ground. I shot one last year where the deer didn't flinch at all, just looked around wondering what
happened, then fell over dead. :thumbs_up

 

[Bakdahelup]

That's a beautiful sight right there. 'brand new' :wink:

 

[dpops211]

Great broadhead. This past fall my uncle blew through a moose and burried his arrow 2 inches into an Aspen on the other side. He's only shooting 265 fps with a 344 grain arrow!! The head hit a rib on the way it, and hit a rib on the way out. I was very impressed/suprised.