Bagged my 1st Mature Buck with an Iron Will Single Bevel. 132.5" 261 lbs Wisconsin BRUIT! Went through him like BUTTER!

I just took my Very 1st Mature Buck with one of these Babies! 132.5" 261 lbs Pope and Young Wisconsin Bruit. Went through him like BUTTER!

Killed my second buck with the same single bevel. Cleaned it off, fresh edge and back in the quiver & ready for number 3. 2 mature bucks, 2 pass throughs, 1 broadhead. 👊🏼

Awesome.

Pretty good

Good

What's the poundage on the bow used?

Please explain to my WHY, when almost everyone uses left fletch, left straight or helical fletching, this company ONLY offers a right twisting head?

Iron will makes a great product no if ands or buts..

Ok where is the link

With how tight clearance is with the new mathews and Hoyt will these clear the cable and rest? I know the difference is so small so I'm just asking.

Is indexing broadheads important for flight? Such as all vertical or all horizontal. Is it important for them all to be the same?

Thanks alot for sharing this. Maybe we can end this debate once and for all :D after reading the report. But this proves what most of us knew but struggle to quantify without computer modelling :D Personally i dislike the low profiled vanes just because of their "floaty" nature. Lack of accuracy has always pushed me towards higher profile vanes.

Where are you hunting?

I understand your reasoning, but I completely disagree with you. A longer arrow is more stable than a minimum length arrow. Exactly the reason javelins aren't only 2 feet long.

Perfect

Shot a bull and 2 whitetail buck last year with the same arrow.. they be badass..!!

He has a long video on his arrow and vane test you should look for it way good info

Need some more videos about these

Just got the my wide single bevels for moose hunt this year 🫡

Awesome shot

Love my 200 gr Single bevels!!

Those things look insane !! Itx be awesome to see more videos!!

So S or SB series is best for western elk?

Awesome video. love the slow motion shots. Great i mean absolutely great company. From there customer service to there media guys and all the way to the owner is absolutely nothing but professionalism, respect, open mindedness & intellegence. If your considering buying ironwill im not paid or sponsored to say this stuff. Its just an honest opinion from someone who loves archery and hunting and knows how good it feels to spend your money on a product and still feel like your getting a good deal.

Single bevel IronWill 200 gr

Single all the way !

Can u get the broadhead out after??

I'm going to tune my SB Snyder 135s tomorrow once the epoxy sets!

Did you know the

When are we gonna get the rest of the report??

Website says theyre not yet available. Are vented more fragile than solid single bevel? Is it even worth worrying about? Thanks

How do you know left or right bevel to order?

Will you have a 125 solid, wide single bevel?

Definitely gonna get some when they come out

Will they still come with the wood cases

So Bill, Blazer vanes still at the top?

I never have issues with Easton arrows. I do everything right and have been fletching for years. Why do my victory arrows constantly use inserts for no reason?

Bill, I think there is a common, unanswered question for many of us (including one other person below, I believe). When using hot melt glue, Why do you recommend glueing the Broadhead or field point in with the insert as a unit? I am assuming that you feel the bond is inadequate otherwise and as a result the insert might pull out of the shaft when retrieving an arrow from the target. Please let us know. Personally, I strongly prefer to use a foam target that allows my shaft to penetrate through but stop before the fletching hits the foam. Then, I remove the actual Broadhead before pulling the arrow. This technique is especially important when using single bevel broad heads. The challenge with my method is that almost nobody makes targets of that type any more. I have a small inventory of those targets and I think they are all about 15 years old. They actually last longer as Broadhead targets than anything else I've used.

Your arrow length should be determined by what's going to give you optimal spine. If you want your arrow short like they're recommending you're going to want to make sure you're not overspined. Each inch makes a huge difference in spine.

I noticed you push across the stone rather than pull. It seems for sharpening knives most people will pull. Is there a reason you push?

I just picked some up. I'm a little disappointed in how soft they are.

I'm assuming that the collar will be glued in place using this method (instead of using the HIT tool to place the insert). Looks like you can still unscrew the broadhead though?

I built a handful of arrows about an inch shorter than normal, otherwise all identical components, and the shorter ones are hitting consistently lower than the longer ones. This feels backwards, right? Shouldn’t they be hitting higher as they’d be slightly less weight and drag?

I'll definitely check these out if I pull any tags.