SEVR Titanium 2.0 & Rage Hypodermic NC 2” quick comparison

A quick rundown of the SEVR Titanium 2.0 & Rage Hypodermic NC 2”.
I like them both as a mechanical broadhead but the SEVR comes out on top for me because of how tough they are.
#SEVR #Rage

[@butleroutdoors2188]

Using the sevr Robusto’s out of my crossbow this year. Great quality heads.

[@TheSpeyfisher]

Trust me, you will love the SEVRs! You forgot to chat about using the same head as a practice head when you lock the blades into place ie, set screw. Also, they come in different weights up to 150 grains. Never shot the other but I've blasted turkey, deer and working on a elk with the 1.5 head for better penetration!!!! Good luck

[@bigtineproductions5605]

Love this head so far!!! Shot a doe with one & preformed flawlessly. No damage to the head, cleaned it off & now it’s ready for the next!!!

[@stevemlejnek7073]

John Lusk has done actual test comparisons of these two broadheads. The Sevr is far more durable.

[@wcwcgarner2717]

I shoot the Rage hypodermic out of my mathews v3x 29. And I have no problems

[@appalachianpursuit2924]

I just wish the blades didn’t pivot

[@bigtineproductions5605]

@@appalachianpursuit2924 I haven’t noticed any negative results by them pivoting. Broadhead like the new Beast are also pivoting with great results.

[@YOUneedJESUS1]

The sevr suck. They dont deploy on opening. Hit a double lung quarter away shot. Arrow stuck in opposite shoulder. Deer ran 140 yards. Only blood came out nose. Worst blood trail ive ever seen.