BROADHEADS AND FIELD POINTS VS METAL ROAD SIGN

Iron Will broadheads are engineered for maximum reliability on once-in-a-lifetime hunts. Our field points are designed for foam. We want to be upfront about that. Road signs are not a target species. Neither is ballistic gel, cinder block, or plywood. The best way to test broadhead performance is on actual warm hide, bone and muscle. This provides real data that leads to actionable results that can improve performance.
That said, Bill's been on vacation. So we bought a road sign and had some fun with an Iron Will Field Point, Single Bevel broadhead with bleeders, Double Bevel broadhead with bleeders, and a Buff broadhead (double bevel without bleeders).
We can't officially say your field points or broadheads would survive being shot through a road sign, nor can we give a good reason why one should ever do that. This was not a scientific test. One thing's clear though, and that's hunting season better come quick.
We don't condone shooting your broadheads at anything other than an intended animal, or field points at anything other than a foam target. Shooting your broadheads at anything other than an animal in a hunting scenario will void your warranty, so don't do that.