CHEAP AMAZON BROADHEAD TEST

[@shanestout3543]

So what would you suggest I use for a Broadhead if I'm going cinder block hunting

[@GuideMasterMike]

300 Blackout

[@Straightahead101]

Hunting cinder blocks from a tree stand

[@kevinkirk3156]

Annihilators lol

[@12jazion]

.577 Tyrannosaur works very well for hunting cinder blocks.

[@kd5nrh]

Blunts. Perfect use for those $12/dozen hammer blunts.

[@jbrooksy]

Let's see what a "good " broadhead does on that same block.

[@tonyprimm3539]

I agree. This video is useless without shooting the "good" version at the same target and then comparing the damage.

[@TheSouthernObsession]

exactly Lusk Archery does a great broadhead test and he has done a couple amazon heads that actually tested very good. Deepower 125gr heads tested very well.

[@the2boys233]

For real

[@Patch-KSwyco]

He'd probably would loose sponsorship on a broadhead he uses

[@JBJHonez]

I was about to say the same thing. None of them would last or do any better. Oh, it broke when shooting a cinder block so it won’t work on an animal

[@blazekr4671]

I’m sure some of the name brand ones would get destroyed as well😂

[@0mniVerse777]

True, nothing will be sharp after smashing into metal or concrete lol

[@blazekr4671]

@@0mniVerse777 lusk archery does pretty good reviews of broadheads but most of the broadheads don’t survive concrete😂

[@Lokielan]

He didn't bend his brand name ones for a reason..... Smart smart...

[@richardcarr7345]

Love your content, Chris, but this was not a good test at all. There was no control, as you never shot a good broadhead under the same conditions. Also, shooting into concrete a) does not simulate the intended use and b) just highlighted that most of the issue was with the arrows blowing up, not the broadheads. Also, pulling the first broadhead out and showing that it outperformed the better broadhead when you cut the paper was not a good start. Would love to see you redo this by shooting real targets while evaluating flight characteristics and penetration compared to better broadheads. Again, love your content, not a hater.

[@fjoco1]

Relax man these broadheads are all junk he was just having fun. No real test needed to see they were all garbage.

[@domt7925]

100% agree. This was not a good look....

[@KingKaboom2011]

well it was because some bruadheads are not even damaged after u shoot them into concrete

[@crcdesign9886]

@@KingKaboom2011 hahahaahahahahaha

[@Lokielan]

Agreed, bad comparison. Rather titled this video. "Cheap broads comparisons from china." He didn't even used his brand name ones..

[@petrokemikal]

Pointless test really.. Fire anything at a concrete block doing 300fps and its not going to look pretty.. Last time I checked a deer isn't made of metal nor concrete !!

[@InbredJed82060]

I was excited to see this as i had terrible experience buying cheap broadheads in the past. Why shoot a cement block and not compare accuracy compared to industry standard broadheads

[@thomaspoganski9644]

Ya cement block was a pretty stupid idea 3/4 plywood would of made some sense

[@ryanpraetzel5714]

I took down a 220 pound 8 point with one of those first broad heads you reviewed. They may be cheap af but apparently they get the job done 😂

[@BenDownTooLong]

Yeah they only have to work once. In my experience most expandable heads are junk once they've gone through an animal and hit the ground.

[@chrisgreen4576]

been shooting the knock off montecs for a while now. they're a bit less durable but I've still killed 3 o4 with one broadhead,

[@kd5nrh]

@@BenDownTooLong exactly. I have a friend who mounts the arrow (if he recovers it, obviously) with any fan, rack, etc. so he already factors in not having that arrow in his quiver anymore before release. Thus he has no problem using low cost parts, .006 straightness shafts, etc. He shares my belief that getting closer (or bringing the game closer) is about 80% of the challenge of bowhunting, not practicing 50+ yard shots for months before the seasons start. Every culture on earth fed itself for generations with a bent stick and a string shooting somewhat straighter sticks with rock heads that certainly weren't matched to the tenth of a grain, so we don't put as much stock in super-tuning everything as some do. Pretty much down to just "this arrow is always outside the group, so set it aside, re-fletch, maybe try different heads to see if anything makes it hit the same as the others."

[@Dr10Jeeps]

Thankfully Chris I don't typically hunt steel plates or cinder blocks. Why not? Because no matter how long I marinate them they are still very, very tough to chew.

[@0mniVerse777]

You should do the same test with ballistics gel, it's the most realistic and you can see the different penetration levels.

[@BMDoutdoors]

Anyone else see the three pins in his sight housing(@13:21 minutes) new uv product?????

[@jerryscray1789]

Do the same spin tests with the name brand ones you will find they are not perfect

[@JJ79_]

Once i bought g5 strikers and they were all more wobbly than china heads, so never g5 again.

[@Ligma1.0]

That’s a sick multi pin ultraview you got there 😉

[@bradybecker7987]

I noticed that to😂

[@tamaroman6369]

@@bradybecker7987 just noticed this weeks later🤣

[@GBBLGBL]

I have bought a bunch of Deepower fixed heads off of Amazon based off of Lusk's testing....let me tell you they are just as sharp (if not sharper), just as durable (if not more durable) and just as accurate than MANY of the big name heads out there.

[@mikeclement5383]

I use the knock off Montec G5s and they result in the same kind of pass through shots. Easy to hone on a stone, spin test, work well.

[@The_Arrow_Life]

I have the DEEPOWER montec style ones. Let me tell ya… they fly amazing!

[@mikeclement5383]

@@The_Arrow_Life Ditto

[@ShaneBolerHunting]

100 percent correct. They’re the best. Lusky is the best

[@ezaucalderon9757]

asin of the ones you bought?

[@jacobgiles2268]

Crazy part is the are probably made at the same place as the real ones. they just didn’t pass inspection.

[@pattowle4434]

Love the creative ’outdoor’ sounds. Is that your pet 🦗? Yeah those heads were cheap, but was really a ‘fair test’? I’m sure you could bend brand name heads with pliers and crumple them shooting disc blades and cinder blocks. But, that sure was fun to watch!

[@JBJHonez]

Oh, it broke when shooting a cinder block so it won’t work on an animal…right Try some brand name ones on the same test and I bet they would break as well Funny video but pretty useless as far as how bad they are and regarding them not working

[@jerryscray1789]

Shoot them at a normal target why are you shooting them at metal

[@robengant9796]

You should go fishing

[@trckn_151]

The black leaf shaped one with the bleeders off the sides is a knock-off Dirt Nap DRT broadhead. Taken a number of javelina with them.

[@tsz374]

Yep, i have some and excellent heads (mine is red)

[@scottdeline]

Are they really knock offs? Probably the same thing, only over paying for a brand name 😂

[@toryulibarri6144]

Just curious.. what would happen if you did the same thing with the grim reaper micro hades?

[@robsracingcompany]

I know you guys were just having fun but you can’t really call any of that a test at best that was a “bash” on cheap probably copyright stealing arrows I would have liked to see a real review before you destroyed them

[@NimrodArchery]

This test really didn’t prove anything but the weight, if you shoot any broadhead at a steel plate or cement block it’s going to bend or break and most broadheads are not even made in the U.S.A just like most archery products. The best broadheads on Amazon is the *Deepower broadheads*

[@the2boys233]

Let’s see what a “good” broadhead would do 😂

[@byronkirton1202]

Totally agree!

[@StucklnAWell]

Right... The blades would break because they're hardened better, but the ferrules would definitely bend the exact same way

[@Sporkuser]

I have bought 3 packs of the G5 M3's from my local shop recently and they aren't sharp either. The band-aide was a nice touch in their packaging. Still had to spend time to make them sharp though.

[@go_outdoors5402]

Well now we know not to buy Amazon broadheads to hunt statues lol

[@White_devil1980]

Would American broadheads do as well against a cinder block 🤔🤕

[@BWT7210]

Honestly all I use is Amazon broad heads and they’ve never failed me… as a matter a fact I used the cheap skinny blade the ones Chris referee to as.

[@D49729]

I have the exact same ones (cheap skinny blade) he may say they are garbage and useless but I wouldn’t want to be stood on the receiving end of one

[@BWT7210]

@@D49729 yup, they are pretty sharp in my opinion…

[@jamesash5792]

Almost all broadheads are made over seas 🤣 .... Probably same plant

[@vitomartucci]

Worst test ive ever seen. All you did was bash the broadheads. Gave them no chance to even remotely do good. 👎🏻

[@fastcamo]

Problem is- these “higher brand” broadheads are produced overseas just to a higher standard. And some just slightly higher at best.

[@Hydrofloyd11]

Shoot a reaper, muzzy, and iron will at that plate. I know these ones are cheap but I'd be curious to see if those do much better

[@nealfuquea4888]

Too bad you didn't have a close up camera and shot the impacts on super slow mo. That would have been really cool. Awesome videos man!

[@sebastienklein8849]

I use the cheap gold skinny bladed ones for coypu, they are devastating but you cannot use them twice 😅

[@DBZSTAY]

They used to be in Walmart they were called Lightning’s by Allen and my dad killed quite a few deer with them and they left blood better than anything else he has shot but u right u couldn’t shoot them twice

[@mikemitchell9157]

Hardened steel plate. Anything out of a bow or x bow is getting destroyed

[@travispinkerton9916]

For anyone shooting rage expandable broadheads there are Chinese ones for around $20 a pack that work perfectly have seen many animals blown out with the Chinese ones

[@FlyinZX10R]

I think I saw the rage knockoffs for 1$ each if you guy enough of them. Crazy. Probably made by the same company and imported to the USA where they stick their brand name on it and sell at a 1000% markup.

[@codymayrer5059]

If you need a future video idea, would really like to see a comparison between a recurve, long bow and compound bow as far as pentetration goes with an arrow? Obviously recurves and long bows are still effective but how do they really match up?

[@m-tminds3929]

Ok now do the same exact thing with those brand names that you seem to think will survive being shot at cinder blocks an steel plates like wtf are you thinking

[@Pr1mitiveHunter]

A lot of them do survive. Watch most Broadhead testing videos and a lot of guys shoot them into cinder blocks and through steel drums or chairs.

[@TheSouthernObsession]

check out Lusk archery adventures he does great reviews. also watch his Deepower 125gr broadhead video its one from amazon that actually test better than most big name heads

[@m-tminds3929]

The broadhead isn't going to stop your arrow from shattering

[@Pr1mitiveHunter]

A collar on the front will and if it’s a decent head it will fair way better than those ones he tested.

[@m-tminds3929]

@@Pr1mitiveHunter collars aren't even relevant to this argument even if you throw a name brand broadhead on there they ARE NOT GOING TO STOP YOUR ARROW FROM SHATTERING WHEN SHOOTING CINDERBLOCKS OR HARDENED STEEL PLATES and even if the arrow does survive shooting ridiculous shit the arrow would be so severely compromised it should never be shot again

[@jerryscray1789]

You are just treating these broad heads bad because they are not name brand I use the cheap ones like the first one you should they are sharp and no issues kill deer the same as the expensive ones it's shot placement and sharpness

[@FlyinZX10R]

About the first ones you showed, we fired one at the tread side of a tire at 40 yards with a 10 point nitro 505. It blew right through the first side and then turned to the left bit with the front of the arrow coming to rest just outside of the tire (like where the psi numbers are). It completely destroyed the broadhead and bent the ferrule. One of the blades was stuck in the tread area of the tire, which is also where the shaft broke inside the tire right before the fletching. The tire actually rolled a way a couple feet when we hit it.

[@mikesummitt6485]

Out of curiosity, how do high end heads stand up to cinder blocks?

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[@brucesmith2810]

Could you do a test between cheap amazon carbon arrows vs the name brand arrows i was wondering how much difference there is for the average shooter bc i dont notice much in group sizes but wonder what the difference is from you that has shot alot

[@nickmakowski473]

Can’t wait for the moose vids Chris 🔥🔥

[@jonvia]

I seriously though those cricket sounds were done in post production lol

[@tbvids3920]

Test industry standards on the block now

[@alinc3d78]

fun to watch as i'm sure we've all been tempted by the cheap knock offs at one point or another. Like others have said, would prefer to see an accuracy and regular target test before the destruction. Toss in a couple name brands as well to see how they stack up through all the tests.

[@traviselliott3371]

I buy the cheap two blade Chinese heads for my dad to use on pigs lol they’ve done a really good jobs on big boars

[@playanamedgus2415]

I need help. Anyone. I just bought a QAD drop away rest for my Bowtech CP28 and I had it timed up correctly and even then the launcher is not dropping away fast enough and my fletching are hitting it and causing my arrows to fly weird and also causing me to lose some veins. I need help.

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[@michaelcolburn829]

I think we all have the same questions lol. Why not shoot at the normal broad head target and compare to the actual industry brand so it is a side by side comparison. Either way great content Chris Bee, keep up the good work.

[@robertflint4115]

Title should be "Cheap Amazon Broadhead Destruction" . No testing really. Shooting any broadhead at steel or bricks will destroy it. Would love to see you do this test on a serious note. Apple-to-apple comparing of cheap vs top line. Unless it effects sponsors or course then well 🤔 🤘😎

[@davidfargen2167]

If you go to 13:25 you can see the next update for ultra view it’s a three pin site it’s the one that’s on his bow

[@granthurless4877]

Chris iv noticed when you look in your range finder you look with your left eye are you left eye dominant? And if so why do you shoot right handed?

[@ruslankovalov8292]

That cricket sound adds so many drama to the quality of these broadheads, LoL

[@coreyanddanaiwells3438]

DirtNap is that first one you didn’t know

[@robbiewilson3922]

I don't know why but when chris shh'd the cricket I laughed harder than I should have😂

[@dougmcintosh2466]

I purchased some of these cheap broadheads in the old Fred Bear style, not any of the ones you tested,I sharpened them myself using a Lansky sharpener, got them razor sharp. During the Pa. archery bear season I killed a 385 lb. 19 11/16 Pope and Young black bear. The arrow passed through both sides of the rib cage with a quartering away shot and the broadhead was not damaged.

[@jonvia]

Amazon review: "Terrible product. I tried shooting these broadheads at a plowing disc and a cinderblock. Couldnt smoke either of them. Totally worthless."

[@chadbooth4371]

Those gold heads with the thin blades are no doubt a knock off of the old school Satellite broadheads. The first deer I ever shot in the shoulder, I was using one of those. I ended up killing that buck 2 weeks later during rifle season, and that broadhead was still stuck in the heaviest part of the scapula, with all three blades shattered.

[@The_Judge300]

Fun test, but the disk test was very unfair and the cinder block test as well. As the blown up arrows proved. The arrows didn't blow up because of the broadheads. They blew up because they were not strong enough to survive hitting what you shot them at. I doubt many top brand broadheads would do very well in a test like that either, even if they might do better. I 100% agree that you should not use any of them on deer, no matter how sharp they are or you can make them. I have tested a few Chinese piracy broadheads myself and some of them are not to bad when it comes to weight, how they spin and sharpness. Some of these are rather strong as well. I also bought a bunch of "Rage Hypodermics" that I am not sure if they are piracy or if they are extra production from the factory and sold illegally, as they look and feel exactly like the ones rage sell, but without their name on it. They are also as "sharp" (dull) and strong as the original Rage Hypodermics. That said, am I not using them on deer. But I am not using an original Rage Hypodermic on deer either. I am not using mechanics on deer or bigger animals anymore at all. Not lost any animals because of it, but got to many funky results, even with my 650 grain arrows at 260 fps and I have seen to many hunters wound and lose animals with very good shots, using mechs. I also bought some Helix single bevel broadhead copies that have been made well and fly well, but they are to soft to use on deer imo. But what I do use these cheap Chinese broadheads that fly well on, are small game. Like hare, rabbit, grouse and more.

[@12jazion]

Why does it matter if it's a brand name broadhead or the same exact broadhead without a brand name on it? The deer does not stop and ask what kind if broadhead it got hit with, if it's in the vitals the deer will go down. Brand name broadheads are made in the same Chinese factory on the same production line as the cheap ones, they are identical except the packaging that they come in and spending 20 times as much for a fancy box and a name brand sticker is not going to make you a better hunter. People used to use sharp rocks on their arrows and those worked fine for thousands of years so why do you think that a brand name broadhead is now required to kill a deer? I use an unbranded bow made in Taiwan, Chinese arrows and Chinese broadheads and my gear takes deer just fine.

[@The_Judge300]

@@12jazion Well. There are two very different types of unbranded broadheads that come out from China. There are the types that come out from the same production lines as the brand names as you talk about and as I suspect the nameless Rage Hypodermic versions are. But you have the types that are pure piracies, that are made at different factories and where they use metal and components to make them, where it will be extremely unethical to use them on deer. And if you think that all cheap Chinese broadheads that look the same as brand name broadheads, are made on the same production line, you are very incorrect. And if you just use these cheap Chinese broadheads on deer without testing one in the batch you ordered first, you have extremely little respect for the animal you hunt. I couldn't care less about what brand broadhead people use, but this nonsense about what our ancestors used is just stupid. They used what they could to survive, included throwing large rocks on animals. And they for sure wounded lots of animals they never killed. And even they tried all the time to use the best material they could and make the best arrow heads they could. They didn't just use a cheaper rock arrow head when they could use one of flint or obsidian.

[@12jazion]

@@The_Judge300 How is using a Chinese counterfeit broadhead on a deer unethical? The deer do not ask if the Chinese are infringing on patents and a counterfeit or unbranded broadhead kills the deer just as dead as a name brand one. Even a field point will kill a deer if it's a heart shot, deer are thin skinned animals and they do not take much to kill. Now if I were hunting cape buffalo I might worry about the strength of the broadhead but for deer, just about anything seems to work fine. An idiot neighbor kid shot a deer with his 750 fps .177 pellet gun and somehow that killed the deer so if a cheap pellet gun can drop a deer then Chinese broadheads can too. Shot placement is everything and a pointy stick thru the heart will kill any deer regardless of the cheapness of the pointy stick.

[@12jazion]

@@The_Judge300 You talked me into it, I bought some brand name broadheads at the local sport shop. The broadheads I have always hunted with cost 1.55 each and the new ones cost 15 dollars each so I will put them to the test and see if they kill the deer 10 times deader than the cheap ones, 10 times faster than the cheap ones, or if I get 10 deer with each shot. In any case I expect to see dramatic results based on the 10 times higher price tag. Maybe they kill, dress, process and cook the deer all in one shot so it's ready to eat as soon as I walk up to it?

[@The_Judge300]

@@12jazion I bet you have wounded more deer than you have killed.

[@l.i.archer5379]

Chinese-made knock-off broadheads are pretty much all single-time use. I killed a buck on opening day with a 1-piece Deepower 125 grain 3-blade broadhead with unvented blades. Had a complete pass-thru and the deer went 10 yards and dropped.

[@spencerschomp9418]

How does the wobble test thing work?

[@quantumbeastNBD]

Best ones i found are Fire N the hole fixed broadheads 30 dollars for a 3 pack and leaves a hole the size of a golf ball. Dropped my first deer with one

[@wcwcgarner2717]

That's why I shoot NAP HELLRAZOR fixed blade broadheads all steel and fly great and you can sharpen them. Worth 40 bucks for 3 heads. Cool video

[@derrickhuber5545]

Hey Chris awesome video now I know what not to waste money on ...in preparation for my deer season I got Excalibur trailblazer 150 grain 3 blades to shoot was wondering if you have any opinion on them

[@12jazion]

Chris will tell you that the quality of the broadhead is directly corelated to the price and whether or not he is sponsored by the manufacturer of the broadhead. All of his brand name broadheads will fare just as poorly as these ones if subjected to the same tests but he would never take a pliers to his expensive broadheads or shoot them into cement or steel because that would damage them and they are expensive and everyone knows that spending more money makes you a better hunter and you will see bigger deer if you have a more expensive bow just like you will catch bigger fish with a more expensive boat and you will get a prettier wife if you have an expensive car.

[@richwinder9122]

second expandable is like a rocky mountain. Feradyne actually sued a foreign maker of their broadheads and won the court case.

[@MichaelRaymond-f8z]

Maybe dumb questions here. But what would happen to an arrow and broadhead in industry standard if you shot a cement block? My Muzzy got ruined and pushed into arrow when it hit a rock after passing through the deer... Deer down, but broadhead/arrow down too.

[@tamaroman6369]

hey Chris also do you think not having a peep is really shootable I saw a guy do a bow build and he didn't t put a peep in because its was a blind bow setup

[@Storeyman33]

Hey Chris, wanted to know what your whits shop table light is? Thanks

[@brettgibson6066]

So ready to get the new button release ordered it 2 weeks ago. Hopefully before bow season starts!

[@dianenolan7544]

You should make your own broadhead that would be sick

[@MrRay645]

wish I found this sooner... last year I had two deer pull out pliers and bend my broad head and one did some crazy ninja move with a cement block.

[@Madisonsvaughn]

6:27 looks like a woodsman copy. Awesome video!

[@jmanoutdoors4261]

absolutely killing it Chris!!

[@niksutherland4280]

I agree with the top comments, could have had some better testing strategies and constant variables. Nonetheless I was not subscribed before watching this video and I happily watched it to the end thoroughly entertained. Excited to see what else you got brother please keep it up. I'm a recurve bow hunter so anytime you show up a video like this that applies to all of us bow hunters I'm very interested. Thank you for your time

[@aflowersdesign]

I would like you to do tests with the original brands of the same tips to see if it is true that is better sorry for bothering but I'm new in archery thank you

[@cfong_sports394]

Mr bee I think we saw something we weren't supposed to see in that UV3 XL. Multi pins?

[@charleslefebvre5515]

That carbon express braodhead nockoff was a copy of the carbon express f-15.

[@ethanamldon5657]

I use the the knock off m5 on Wal-Mart arrows when hunting hogs in the swamp if you sharpen them first they're not bad.the biggest reason is I don't mind losing a $4 arrow with a $3 head in the muck. Now when deer hunting I use the good stuf

[@12jazion]

If you can take a hog with the cheap stuff, you can take a deer.

[@ethanamldon5657]

I know but the heads I use in the swamp are like 12 for $16 and I don't want to take a chance of just wounding a deer

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[@raymondkight2235]

The last one you pulled out of the box that you didn't know is a copy of the Woodsman Elite Series 3.

[@ashleyduncan4566]

I don't think I'll be shooting my hunting equipment at steel any time soon I mean well heck I might go try to harvest me a cinder block in the morning lol 🤣

[@leemckee2539]

Do u recommend g5s because I think I'm going with the g5

[@kevinthomas343]

What new scope do I see on that bow 😮‍💨

[@pauldisney213]

Why not a similar broadhead test on what you reckon are better quality and or manufactured other than China. Regards Paul

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[@austin72]

Chris u could sharpen them and may have a decent smaller game head maybe and u can also do a knock off versus real test to

[@richevans6506]

Funny. More tests, please. Maybe with mdf or cardboard.

[@willthompson9073]

It also says something when the metal on the chinesium metal on the broadhead breaks before the carbon arrow does because its gonna break at the weakest point

[@pabowhunter5010]

Anyone else peep the 3 pin cartridge ? Free one on chris bee? For seeing it lol

[@dannylamb9041]

All of these test will be applicable if I ever find myself searching for a head to hunt disc blades and cinder blocks.

[@southernbowhunter]

Yeah, hard to sue someone for copyright infringement when they’re in another country. Especially a country like China. Hey chris, have you seen the Mathews/bowtech hybrid that’s for sale out there? A Mathews riser with bowtech cams. A Mathtech. You should check that one out as another video like this. Lol

[@crcdesign9886]

I'm just curious why you would shoot steel and concrete to show how "terrible" they are? Can you do the same shots with your "real" broadheads? I guarantee they will be unusable given the same circumstances.

[@tonystark-ey5gj]

you have no idea how many deer ended up in my freezer using cheap broadheads

[@KingKaboom2011]

i already bought some of the skinny blade ones and i am going to use them for grouse

[@johnbelusko6347]

Im not going to lie man my old man wasnt much of a bow hunter. He shot a recurve once in a blue moon when he would get drawn for a recurve hunt here in oklahoma but after he passed away back in 2019 he willed me all his huntin stuff and he had a couple exact styles u just showed lol. And a tip for ur cricket problem…..next time ur in the woods get u some hedge apples or horse apples…..several different names for them. The green apple lookin things that fall off of Bodark trees and put a couple two or three around ur shop. TRUST ME u will not have the cricket problem any more. They hate hedge apples.

[@dwightshirley1735]

So I want a test of all the "quality" high priced broadheads tested on the metal disc.. also bend them with pliers if they bend or don't hold up we can call them trash also lol

[@Mu93508]

What is the name of that tool that you use to spend the arrows on

[@stevenpogue8055]

Man you should’ve done a slow motion video of the arrow flight from like 30 yards or something ya know?

[@Skindawg03]

Try your testing with a Rage? Results will be the same but waaaay more expensive!!

[@austinpalm7968]

Chris shut down at least 3 company’s with one video.

[@joshsmith3650]

What does a quality broadhead look like after the same cinder block shot for comparison?

[@Nic-with-the-Beard]

I feel like you're going to be finding a lot of the parts to these the next time you mow the lawn.