Huntingdoor Traditional Hunting Broadheads Sharp Arrow Tips for Archery Outdoor Hunting

Everyone has their own preference when it comes to archery. This makes for an endless combination of; variety, types, styles, and equipment composition. I, myself, happen to favor the long bow. I'm not going to bore you by going into all the details. SO, this is what I think would interest some people: these points are old school steel points. They're classic broadhead. No blades on the side, just the two main edges. A few passes on a stone will make them needle sharp. Very sharp, very small. You can cover the tips up with your thumb. You certainly DO NOT have to worry about these points pulling your shots low. They're barbed and can not be pulled out. They just work their way deeper with movement. A long time ago, I learned a valuable lesson: when it comes to broadheads, the big gnarly looking, serrated edged, monster killers that look like they would just tear a fatal hole through anything, (I thought) ended up being worth squat, and we're the worst points I ever bought! Too bulky, too heavy! This is what you need. Light, small, and sharp as a razor. I don't know if I'm supposed to say this...but I have seen arrows just like these go all the way THROUGH a deer, and the deer just stood there...looking around trying to figure out what just happened. After a few moments, it tried to walk off. It staggered a few steps and fell on its face... Small, light, and sharp.

A little odd at first but had to give it a shot. There is no twirl in the arrow when it flies but it does fly dead straight. Needless to say if you are comfortable with your bow and shoot straight, you will be shooting staight still. Each is unique, make sure you keep these oiled to keep away rust. These will rust if left in poor care.

I've tried to file them, use sand paper, use a stone, I used everything I could think of to sharpen them but they just won't get sharp. And the blades are welded onto the head so you can't take then out to sharpen. Plus the part where the arrow head meets the blade is very big and sticks out.

The arrowheads I received had a few blades that were welded off center from the base, making the tip off center from the rest of the shaft. A few of the blades were slightly bent as well. There was not a noticeable difference target shooting them at 25 yards.They blades are razor sharp and fit snugly into standard carbon arrow shafts and received them quickly. I plan on using them for hunting despite the QC issues.

Strong 2 blade broad head. 100 grain. Great product for the price. 6 pack which is awesome. Sharp as razors. Buy this product.

These simple heads fly excellent on carbon arrows that leave my compound at nearly 350fps. They do not spin perfectly true, but they're close, and fly true. I have tested many broadheads & these are one of the most accurate.

These are perfect for taking out zombies at a distance. They are a lot bigger than I anticipated. Thank God for the Chinese.

Awesome head took a big old doe!!!! Awesome blood trail these heads have no problem passing completely through an animal

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