Sure it punched through the paper-thin part of the scapula like every broadhead can do, but the bone just bounced out of the way when you hit the solid part. You should put the bone inside of some ballistics gell and shoot the thick part near the joint.
Not every Broadhead can do that as you’ll see when more of these drop that shoulder is over .300+ thou thick for reference a paper is .002 thou thick I feel the emphasis has been misguided as we’re looking for how sharp they stay as they pass through over & over as our main focus with heads like these and this would remained razor sharp throughout Also the dead on shot of course it deflected the extruding bone from the shoulder angles up I mean it was a giving it was going to deflect lol
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA I'm curious to see the results. In large part because a lot of guys these days are getting very comfortable taking quartering-toward shots as long as they have a single-bevel broadhead. I've seen the weakest entry-level crossbow punch a 2.3" Rage through the thin part of both shoulder blades and get a full passthrough, but I don't know anyone who would take that shot intentionally. If you hit a bit high and forward on a broadside shot, you might go through thin part of the scapula. But guys who are taking quartering-toward shots have a huge possibility of hitting the toughest part of the bone. That why I'm curious to see what happens with that scenario when the bone can't bounce out of the way.
It’s not just the single bevel aspect it’s the high foc in our testing the higher FOC setups don’t deflect on the shoulder like the “speed arrows” so far in our young testing we have much more to do!
I shot one of my 150 wides with the bleeders through a 2x6x5 at a steep angle it went almost corner to corner straight through split the 2x6 directly in half and is still good to go these heads are tough 💪 Edit- I wonder if the deflection was because the arrow gave out 🤔
Do they make this in 125gr. I hunt with a trad bow and my 55# recurve is tuned to 125gr broadheads with 100 grain insert. I like the way this broadhead preformed.
Exactly what I expected. Awesome series!!!
One mean Broadhead!
Now that is a Broadhead!
Yessir!
That's what I shoot. but single bevel 100 grain. I just keep re sharpening them and they are good to go.
Thank you for testing that broadhead on something hard . And seeing what it can do
You betcha!!
great test and shooting, great broadhead
Yessir #RIPTESTARROWUNO 🤣
Sledgehammer there, nice one Guys 👍
Got that right!
Sure it punched through the paper-thin part of the scapula like every broadhead can do, but the bone just bounced out of the way when you hit the solid part. You should put the bone inside of some ballistics gell and shoot the thick part near the joint.
Not every Broadhead can do that as you’ll see when more of these drop that shoulder is over .300+ thou thick for reference a paper is .002 thou thick
I feel the emphasis has been misguided as we’re looking for how sharp they stay as they pass through over & over as our main focus with heads like these and this would remained razor sharp throughout
Also the dead on shot of course it deflected the extruding bone from the shoulder angles up I mean it was a giving it was going to deflect lol
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA I'm curious to see the results. In large part because a lot of guys these days are getting very comfortable taking quartering-toward shots as long as they have a single-bevel broadhead. I've seen the weakest entry-level crossbow punch a 2.3" Rage through the thin part of both shoulder blades and get a full passthrough, but I don't know anyone who would take that shot intentionally. If you hit a bit high and forward on a broadside shot, you might go through thin part of the scapula. But guys who are taking quartering-toward shots have a huge possibility of hitting the toughest part of the bone. That why I'm curious to see what happens with that scenario when the bone can't bounce out of the way.
It’s not just the single bevel aspect it’s the high foc in our testing the higher FOC setups don’t deflect on the shoulder like the “speed arrows” so far in our young testing we have much more to do!
Should test the day six evo xl. Very similar to the iron will different hardness and different metal
I gotta get some!
I think the kayuga performed better and cost half!
That kayuga is one mean head!
I shot one of my 150 wides with the bleeders through a 2x6x5 at a steep angle it went almost corner to corner straight through split the 2x6 directly in half and is still good to go these heads are tough 💪
Edit- I wonder if the deflection was because the arrow gave out 🤔
I just think it was the angle hitting the bone just pushed the arrow up very well could be because the shaft gave out
Will you try a big mechanical like a whitetail special?
We already filmed several! Most are uploaded on our patreon already! They’ll drop over the next couple weeks on here!
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Do they make this in 125gr. I hunt with a trad bow and my 55# recurve is tuned to 125gr broadheads with 100 grain insert. I like the way this broadhead preformed.
They do indeed!