Cool vid as always sir 👍 have you ever considered doing arrow testing? I think you would make some really cool content testing specs and durability of different types of arrows
@@LuskArcheryAdventureslol good luck with that, every pastor I've ever talked to always talks about retirement... and they're all still only talking about it xD
Well I'd use it on a rabbit/squirrel or two for sure. Shockingly it actually bead a couple of the mechanical heads you've tested lol. Cool upload John 👍
***John watching a live news broadcast*** Anchor: "It appears that the dead have risen and have begun to feast on the flesh of living. Ladies and gentlemen... we are in the end times." John: "Hunny! Quick! To my Amazon wish list. We need more Cold Steel plastic broadheads!"
So ive used both styles of cold steel heads when they came out and ive found that for small game or even raccoons or coyotes they actually perform very well. The original cheap shot I used was at 15 yards on a raccoon that was very big and it was a full pass through with a large wound channel. They are a good time.
This thing performed wildly better than I would have expected. I've used the simple broadhead, but I was concerned with the length of the head snapping off much earlier. Good for small-medium game.
Hey John. Thanks for the video. I was curious if you would, by chance be interested in testing the small 4 blade broadheads against each other. Like a tooth of the arrow versus a Grim Reaper micro Hades.
I’m honestly shocked it made it through the angled plywood without breaking, let alone the other things it went through! They would probably do great on turkeys or small game. 🤷🏻♂️
That thing making it through the steal was just as impressive as anything else sticking into the block and surviving, in a real life hunting situation picking your shot “obviously a full broadside double lung” I think these things would be more effective on something like a deer than you would think, awesome video as always sir 👍
Be cool to see how the afflictor hybrids do with the new testing procedure!. Maybe in the 155 grain model with the ss ferrule. Be interesting to see how much more durable the ss ferrule would be compared to the aluminum.
Testing this head like a steel broadhead, is like testing a stone point like a steel head. It’s designed with the same style idea. Even tho, I wouldn’t shoot it from my stick bow. My stone and trade points would probably do just as bad on this test. But I’ve put down plenty of big game with primitive arrows that are dead in sight.
I do shoot them every now and then. The only thing I did not like about them was finding arrows, especially in grass. Without that vane sticking up, they're hard to find. I like Zingers too, but they're not quite as consistent in weight as the FOBs.
Thanks for sharing that. Can you explain why you think that? Bowfishing arrows are typically designed for penetration and not for cutting edge…and they have huge barbs to keep the fish on the arrow…and they’re very heavy metal, to add weight to the solid fiberglass arrow in order to cut thru the water and fish more readily.
Good for small game. Keep in your quiver for squirrels or coyotes that come by while deer hunting. Also if a zombie apocalypse breaks out, going cheap isn't going to be in my priority. I'll max out my credit cards...doubt I'll be worried about my credit lol.
Do check state and area hunting the laws as in some states or specific areas they do not allow use of non metal broadheads. I know in South Dakota the Cheap shot a non metal broadhead is legal but not sure on this Buzzsaw for big game as those lower parts might be considered a barb type blade that is illegal in South Dakota for hunting big game.
Thank you. What would be considered barbed about the Buzzsaw? If the back edge of the blade approaches the shaft at 90 degrees or more, it is not considered barbed.
If the smaller blades are not considered part of the main blade as in bleaders within the blade area and are not over 1/2 inch they are barbed bits on blades in South Dakota or at least can be interpreted as this. In South Dakota I know they allow other materials for a blade except stone/minerals that are considered rocks, or bone. This was to stop the old ways of Natives from using these materials so then in late 1800 and early 1900 the Trade blades came out where they would trade stone heads or bone heads made for spears or bows to some places for metal to make blades out of if hunting outside the tribe's land, they are registered as a part of as then they were not subject to the same rules or at least the Triabal police/Tribal Game Fish & Parks, they would not care if they were breaking the law if from that tribe as only people registered in that tribe are allowed to hunt and fish it.
Plastic but the name is cold Steel ? Interesting. Not mentioned John, but would be a very good turkey head along with raccoon and rabbit etc. So as I can see Lone Wolf and this head are both plastic composites ? I've seen other Chinese offerings on amazon as well. So, there's something going on and a few people look like they are trying to get to the finish line with some sort of finished product to corner a market, which I believe is COST because heads are zooming in price. As with the Lone Wolf, this head leaves you wanting more. In fact,the Lone Wolf might have impressed me more ? Obviously there needs to be more R&D and I will hold judgement so as to not discourage the designers,but just allowing them to see and compare themselves and experiment and improve in multiple areas. In this test, durability to the edge, and it's sharpness. That 1/2 inch hole thru steel, while being impressive it blew thru, disappointing it shrunk so much off edge retention. If this is what the design is going to do, just straight power bludgeon,why not made the edges fatter so they can be a bit stronger ? Will still penetrate ok with enough poundage and arrow weight.
Thank you for the comment. I'm not sure what Lone Wolf head you're referencing. The only one I know about is an aluminum head. I think the only "place" for these Cold Steel heads is in smaller game--like a throw away head, cause they're so cheap. The Lone Wolf heads are fairly expensive.
Hello, and welcome to the annual Cold Steel R&D meeting. We want to get into the bow hunting game. Anyone here know ANYTHING about bow hunting? Anyone? Anyone?? No?? Ok, we’ll just have to wing it and make stuff up as we go. Now we don’t want to spend much at all on this project, so let’s go with the cheapest material we can find. Sound good?! Ok, you have 15 minutes to design a broadhead. At the end of 15 minutes, we’ll pick one and push it to market! Go get ‘em!!
@@LuskArcheryAdventures In all seriousness, I watch your reviews religiously. When I want to know about a certain broadhead, your channel is the first place I check. Please keep up the great work!
instead of a down pressed sharpes test you should have put pressure and drawn the plastic across the line . it's not a blade it is a serrated knife cutting device .
Yes...but there are advantages: 1. It is visible. 2. It is consistent. But the disadvantage is that it is sticky. So I add a layer of MDF and Rubber Foam Mat to it as well; the test is not purely gel. And I also do the layered cardboard test to show penetration in another medium.
The Potential of the arrows for small game up to Fox and then Turkey is where that head is at. Coyotes on up including most large game, I would get a different head.
IMO this is an inexpensive survival type head designed for flesh only. I think its best application is small game. If it doesnt hit any thick bone it should be able to kill big game. but I wouldn't use itn unkess I had nothing left. Yes, this could be a Darryl Dixon broadhead for "The Walking Dead". Walker heads seem rather soft
@bigpicklerick No arrows can be ethical as long as they don't have junk broad heads that a dull. Ethical bow hunting requires incredibly sharp broadheads and a good shot. Shooting deer with a gun can also lead to just an injured deer or a deer who dies and is never found. No one method of taking a deer is unethical. I have discussed this 4 times this week, along with a person trying to tell me cutting lettuce is unethical.
@@chasingthefish9042 i ain't talking about lettuce buddy, but a well placed arrow is still not gana do the same instantaneous damage as a well placed rifle round, a arrow relies on cutting vessels to cause blood loss a rifle uses the kinetic energy to disrupt and tear the internal organs causing massive trauma and drop in blood pressure,a heart shot with bow is still a slower death then a heart shot with a rifle. To say that a primitive weapon like a bow is ethical is the same as saying a sword or knife is ethical. They aren't as effective at killing things if they were then we would use them in warfare still. You gut shot a deer with a 30-06 you got a dead deer it may run a mile but it's dead, you guts shot a deer with an arrow and it has a higher chance of survival. Smithsonian has a deer body with a arrow encapsulated in a ribcage that healed up. That deer was killed by a different hunter who used a rifle. Ethical refers to the speed of killing and 15 seconds bleeding out is different then getting your heart and lungs torn to pieces and then falling over already dead. I share you a link of some war footage with people getting shot and guess what they die a lot faster then if they were using arrows.
@@bigpicklerickyeah i hear what you are saying, however i have on film many animals i have shot with with my bow that dropped in 3-7 seconds after piercing their hearts with my rage two blades. I’ve also had many animals drag me through some nasty long tracking adventures with very little blood after blowing their lungs out with a.243…. In my experience , my arrows bleed an animal out faster and are easier to track than a bad shot with a rifle.
Well, there's a product for everyone, I guess... I think if anyone buys this to use on anything bigger than a snowshoe hare, you can't call yourself an ethical hunter.
Zombie apocalypse is the only use for these, and that isn't a real thing. Considering that broadheads kill by hemorrhaging, and the cheap shots lack of a cutting edge, this is an inhumane broadhead that I would not use on anything larger than a squirrel.
Thanks for watching and sharing that. But that’s not entirely true. There are so many variables affecting how a Broadhead does on an animal: shot placement, anatomy, movement of the animal after its been hit, etc. my tests are designed to provide data points based on consistent testing in consistent mediums and consistent conditions. I do agree that all that ultimately matters is whether you harvest the animal or not. But the more data you have to help discern the effectiveness of a broadhead is definitely worthwhile.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures I understand your point of view and your scientific methodology but ultimately what will really tell us if this broahead is suitable for hunting or not is to see what damage it does on a stressed muscle, penetration in various organs, how the bones deflect or not the plastic point, and the hemorrhage it will cause.
Ordering now and stashing in my bunker! Thanks for the review! 😂😂😂😂
Haha. Nice.
Cool vid as always sir 👍 have you ever considered doing arrow testing? I think you would make some really cool content testing specs and durability of different types of arrows
I have. But at this point, I'm so busy with my job as a Pastor. When I retire, one day, I would love to branch out into a lot of different areas.
@@LuskArcheryAdventureslol good luck with that, every pastor I've ever talked to always talks about retirement... and they're all still only talking about it xD
I think your final comments pretty much summed up my opinions as well. Fun test to watch
Thanks Chris :)
I am so glad you did not break the sharpness meter...
Thank you so much for everything you do.
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Well I'd use it on a rabbit/squirrel or two for sure. Shockingly it actually bead a couple of the mechanical heads you've tested lol. Cool upload John 👍
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***John watching a live news broadcast***
Anchor: "It appears that the dead have risen and have begun to feast on the flesh of living. Ladies and gentlemen... we are in the end times."
John: "Hunny! Quick! To my Amazon wish list. We need more Cold Steel plastic broadheads!"
Haha.
I love the reviews on these. Nothing to be taken seriously
Thank you
That's crazy. That thing held up better than some name brand heads lol. This would be great for pests.
Thanks for the test John. I still love the slow motion concrete shot.
Look at the concrete block in slow mo...It was cracked in the front and back...
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Your the best channel on TH-cam
Thank you
So ive used both styles of cold steel heads when they came out and ive found that for small game or even raccoons or coyotes they actually perform very well. The original cheap shot I used was at 15 yards on a raccoon that was very big and it was a full pass through with a large wound channel. They are a good time.
Thanks for sharing that. I can imagine it would be quite lethal on smaller animals like that.
Thanks John for a great video. I thought it was hilarious how you kind of went off script and said use this in the zombie apocalypse made me laugh
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This thing performed wildly better than I would have expected. I've used the simple broadhead, but I was concerned with the length of the head snapping off much earlier.
Good for small-medium game.
Yep.
Hey John. Thanks for the video. I was curious if you would, by chance be interested in testing the small 4 blade broadheads against each other. Like a tooth of the arrow versus a Grim Reaper micro Hades.
That's a good suggestion. I don't have any of those lying around. So if someone donates a pack, I'll do it.
I’m honestly shocked it made it through the angled plywood without breaking, let alone the other things it went through! They would probably do great on turkeys or small game. 🤷🏻♂️
Me too.
How much did it rotate? I don’t think you said that in the comments. Thank you for all your great videos. Enjoy them very much.
I only test rotation for single bevel heads, that are designed to rotate.
That thing making it through the steal was just as impressive as anything else sticking into the block and surviving, in a real life hunting situation picking your shot “obviously a full broadside double lung” I think these things would be more effective on something like a deer than you would think, awesome video as always sir 👍
:)
Be cool to see how the afflictor hybrids do with the new testing procedure!. Maybe in the 155 grain model with the ss ferrule. Be interesting to see how much more durable the ss ferrule would be compared to the aluminum.
They're good heads. And they've made some improvements to them too.
Too hot to be out so I sat here waiting on you. Lol.
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Testing this head like a steel broadhead, is like testing a stone point like a steel head.
It’s designed with the same style idea.
Even tho, I wouldn’t shoot it from my stick bow. My stone and trade points would probably do just as bad on this test. But I’ve put down plenty of big game with primitive arrows that are dead in sight.
Yeah, I understand the testing challenges with this. I tried to state that in the video as well. But it does give you a feel of what does head can do.
Looks like a good armadillo point
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I'll add to the suggested broadheads for future videos. Just saw the VPA Omega last night and am curious about it if you get the chance!
They are in the mail now
@@LuskArcheryAdventures awesome! I look forward to seeing it in action.
Looking forward to the VPA Omega review
They just mailed me some to test.
Which StaySharp guide fits the buzz saw? LOL
Haha.
Hey John, do you ever shoot FOBs anymore? What's your current thought on them and Zingers?
Thank you, and God bless you!!
I do shoot them every now and then. The only thing I did not like about them was finding arrows, especially in grass. Without that vane sticking up, they're hard to find. I like Zingers too, but they're not quite as consistent in weight as the FOBs.
I was laughing soooo hard on this one!
:) Fun to test.
6:22 After it Hit Concrete Block,
It had the courtesy of throwing itself in the Garbage. 👍
Haha. I kept that up so viewers could see it fly...wondered if they'd notice it.
I thought you were going to put together an excel spreadsheet that has all the metrics for all the broad heads tested. Is there one??
I do that at the end of each year.
Wow. Actually more durable than a handful of heads on the market… crazy
Right?
Thanks for sharing subscribed
Thank you!
I’m thinking belongs on spear?
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Any idea on when we will see the Innerloc broadhead test I sent you heads back at the first of the year?
Yes. Thank you. I did finish that video a long time ago. It's scheduled to post Sep 25 at this point.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures ok, thanks
Why arrows slapping sideways on MDF target? They not fly straight or what?
It did kind of look that way; I think it's the angle of the board and camera and bow.
That would be a great head for bow fishing imo
Thanks for sharing that. Can you explain why you think that? Bowfishing arrows are typically designed for penetration and not for cutting edge…and they have huge barbs to keep the fish on the arrow…and they’re very heavy metal, to add weight to the solid fiberglass arrow in order to cut thru the water and fish more readily.
Good for small game. Keep in your quiver for squirrels or coyotes that come by while deer hunting.
Also if a zombie apocalypse breaks out, going cheap isn't going to be in my priority. I'll max out my credit cards...doubt I'll be worried about my credit lol.
:)
Do check state and area hunting the laws as in some states or specific areas they do not allow use of non metal broadheads. I know in South Dakota the Cheap shot a non metal broadhead is legal but not sure on this Buzzsaw for big game as those lower parts might be considered a barb type blade that is illegal in South Dakota for hunting big game.
Thank you. What would be considered barbed about the Buzzsaw? If the back edge of the blade approaches the shaft at 90 degrees or more, it is not considered barbed.
If the smaller blades are not considered part of the main blade as in bleaders within the blade area and are not over 1/2 inch they are barbed bits on blades in South Dakota or at least can be interpreted as this.
In South Dakota I know they allow other materials for a blade except stone/minerals that are considered rocks, or bone. This was to stop the old ways of Natives from using these materials so then in late 1800 and early 1900 the Trade blades came out where they would trade stone heads or bone heads made for spears or bows to some places for metal to make blades out of if hunting outside the tribe's land, they are registered as a part of as then they were not subject to the same rules or at least the Triabal police/Tribal Game Fish & Parks, they would not care if they were breaking the law if from that tribe as only people registered in that tribe are allowed to hunt and fish it.
Something just a bit different. I am sure deer season reports will show up somewhere online.
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Plastic but the name is cold Steel ? Interesting. Not mentioned John, but would be a very good turkey head along with raccoon and rabbit etc. So as I can see Lone Wolf and this head are both plastic composites ? I've seen other Chinese offerings on amazon as well. So, there's something going on and a few people look like they are trying to get to the finish line with some sort of finished product to corner a market, which I believe is COST because heads are zooming in price.
As with the Lone Wolf, this head leaves you wanting more. In fact,the Lone Wolf might have impressed me more ? Obviously there needs to be more R&D and I will hold judgement so as to not discourage the designers,but just allowing them to see and compare themselves and experiment and improve in multiple areas. In this test, durability to the edge, and it's sharpness. That 1/2 inch hole thru steel, while being impressive it blew thru, disappointing it shrunk so much off edge retention. If this is what the design is going to do, just straight power bludgeon,why not made the edges fatter so they can be a bit stronger ? Will still penetrate ok with enough poundage and arrow weight.
Thank you for the comment. I'm not sure what Lone Wolf head you're referencing. The only one I know about is an aluminum head. I think the only "place" for these Cold Steel heads is in smaller game--like a throw away head, cause they're so cheap. The Lone Wolf heads are fairly expensive.
Too bad in my state it’s illegal to hunt with any type serrated broad heads. 😢 not sure why. Long as they are sharp I don’t understand why.
That's interesting.
will it go through level 4 body armor?
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You should include actual weight of all heads vs. what they're advertised at
I always test that and found most are well within acceptable variances. People
Often overrate the difference of a few grains.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures thank you for the reply! Keep up with the great reviews!
It seems it's designed to tear instead of cut.
At the speeds it would be going, it would cut the tissue with those situations, no doubt. It’s just a different type of Sharpness.
Hello, and welcome to the annual Cold Steel R&D meeting. We want to get into the bow hunting game. Anyone here know ANYTHING about bow hunting?
Anyone? Anyone??
No?? Ok, we’ll just have to wing it and make stuff up as we go.
Now we don’t want to spend much at all on this project, so let’s go with the cheapest material we can find.
Sound good?!
Ok, you have 15 minutes to design a broadhead. At the end of 15 minutes, we’ll pick one and push it to market!
Go get ‘em!!
Haha.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures In all seriousness, I watch your reviews religiously. When I want to know about a certain broadhead, your channel is the first place I check.
Please keep up the great work!
Which one for big birds?
Not really sure. I prefer a huge cutting mech for turkeys.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures Yeah thats for cutting off their head. How about broad side?
instead of a down pressed sharpes test you should have put pressure and drawn the plastic across the line . it's not a blade it is a serrated knife cutting device .
The wire and testing device doesn't work that way.
I dont understand why people use ballistics gel for arrows. it doesnt give accurate info and ballistics gel was designed for bullets.
Yes...but there are advantages: 1. It is visible. 2. It is consistent.
But the disadvantage is that it is sticky.
So I add a layer of MDF and Rubber Foam Mat to it as well; the test is not purely gel. And I also do the layered cardboard test to show penetration in another medium.
Maybe if it was just the ft 3 blades it would be ok for small game.
It would do some serious damage on a rabbit or raccoon.
The Potential of the arrows for small game up to Fox and then Turkey is where that head is at. Coyotes on up including most large game, I would get a different head.
:)
Good for small game
Yep
Why?
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Definitely a different head, might be good for decoration, that's about it.
:)
Do you have a brother on TH-cam who does food reviews
I don't.
I think I'll order some for my neighbors cats
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IMO this is an inexpensive survival type head designed for flesh only. I think its best application is small game. If it doesnt hit any thick bone it should be able to kill big game. but I wouldn't use itn unkess I had nothing left. Yes, this could be a Darryl Dixon broadhead for "The Walking Dead". Walker heads seem rather soft
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The fact this beat some mechanicals is wild lol
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Thats a zombie broadhead for sure good video .
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Prolly good for rabbit or small game not sure id even be okay with using it on a turkey
Agreed. No way I'd use it on a turkey.
So it’s no go hunting copolymer wire. Well dang there goes my Alaskan hunting trip.
haha.
Concrete block was already cracked...That's a No-Go before you even shoot the arrow...
Yep.
Maybe, small hand like. A raccoon maybe flu flu arrows for flying ducks. Pheasants etc.
Yep
Would love to see you try this head out on a hog and turkey. Maybe ever a doe.
I bet it would work…but I personally would only use it for smaller game.
Them some badssa arrows
right?
Looks good for coyotes!
Yep
You know what you’re getting into with these…….
Yep
Safe to say if you shoot this into a deer, it's FULLY unethical.
Edit 10sep2023 - my mind won't be changed. Hunt how you want, but this is unethical.
I know out west it’s not even legal to use on “Big Game”.
The idea that an arrow is ethical is ridiculous.
@bigpicklerick No arrows can be ethical as long as they don't have junk broad heads that a dull. Ethical bow hunting requires incredibly sharp broadheads and a good shot. Shooting deer with a gun can also lead to just an injured deer or a deer who dies and is never found. No one method of taking a deer is unethical.
I have discussed this 4 times this week, along with a person trying to tell me cutting lettuce is unethical.
@@chasingthefish9042 i ain't talking about lettuce buddy, but a well placed arrow is still not gana do the same instantaneous damage as a well placed rifle round, a arrow relies on cutting vessels to cause blood loss a rifle uses the kinetic energy to disrupt and tear the internal organs causing massive trauma and drop in blood pressure,a heart shot with bow is still a slower death then a heart shot with a rifle. To say that a primitive weapon like a bow is ethical is the same as saying a sword or knife is ethical. They aren't as effective at killing things if they were then we would use them in warfare still. You gut shot a deer with a 30-06 you got a dead deer it may run a mile but it's dead, you guts shot a deer with an arrow and it has a higher chance of survival. Smithsonian has a deer body with a arrow encapsulated in a ribcage that healed up. That deer was killed by a different hunter who used a rifle. Ethical refers to the speed of killing and 15 seconds bleeding out is different then getting your heart and lungs torn to pieces and then falling over already dead. I share you a link of some war footage with people getting shot and guess what they die a lot faster then if they were using arrows.
@@bigpicklerickyeah i hear what you are saying, however i have on film many animals i have shot with with my bow that dropped in 3-7 seconds after piercing their hearts with my rage two blades. I’ve also had many animals drag me through some nasty long tracking adventures with very little blood after blowing their lungs out with a.243…. In my experience , my arrows bleed an animal out faster and are easier to track than a bad shot with a rifle.
Even if they were free, i wouldn't shoot one at anything that i had the least amount of respect for.
For squirrel or turkey they would be fine
Good for small game--backyard critters.
Broadhead manufacturers have lost their minds trying to come up with new gimmicks. LOL
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You can't compare anything to that had until you put it into an animal love mine for cuts apples I'll go through Steel what would it do to a pig
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I’d shoot an antelope with one.. it would definitely work!
Sure could.
That thing belongs on the end of a heavy spear not an arrow
Maybe tim wells would be interested 😂
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Well, there's a product for everyone, I guess... I think if anyone buys this to use on anything bigger than a snowshoe hare, you can't call yourself an ethical hunter.
:)
Zombie apocalypse is the only use for these, and that isn't a real thing. Considering that broadheads kill by hemorrhaging, and the cheap shots lack of a cutting edge, this is an inhumane broadhead that I would not use on anything larger than a squirrel.
:) Well, if you punch that into an animal, believe me, there will be hemorrhaging.
6:37 😂😂😂😂😂
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Names says it all “cheap shot”, they gotta go back to the drawing board on this one.
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I'd bet the sharpness test failed because the wire is harder than the plastic of the broadhead.
Well, the blade is just so dull, it takes more force to cut it than the clip is designed to bear.
If only it was a 500 gr solid steel...
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This is a novelty people why even test this
Well, it’s a bit more than that. Their cost and performance make them a viable option for smaller animals-raccoon, rabbit, etc
This head is for turkey hunting
Maybe so...but I prefer a huge cutting mech for turkey, cause the kill zone is so small.
This is a strictly single use head that's why they are so cheap! 😂 1 an done but that 1 should do a number!
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Ha! It last longer than most mechanicals.
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Zombie Killers!!🤣🤣🤣
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Looks like a medieval warcrime
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It would kill something
Yep
It looks like a turkey head
I'd prefer a much wider cut on turkeys.
Zombies lmao!
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😳😳😳🤣🤣🤣 Uhhhh nope.
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That's a big NOPE from me...
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Laughing!
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😂
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100% junk
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garbage
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Horrendous Party of one....Horrendous?
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Funny but the only valuable real test is the field test by actually hunting with these.
Thanks for watching and sharing that. But that’s not entirely true. There are so many variables affecting how a Broadhead does on an animal: shot placement, anatomy, movement of the animal after its been hit, etc. my tests are designed to provide data points based on consistent testing in consistent mediums and consistent conditions.
I do agree that all that ultimately matters is whether you harvest the animal or not. But the more data you have to help discern the effectiveness of a broadhead is definitely worthwhile.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures I understand your point of view and your scientific methodology but ultimately what will really tell us if this broahead is suitable for hunting or not is to see what damage it does on a stressed muscle, penetration in various organs, how the bones deflect or not the plastic point, and the hemorrhage it will cause.