Hellrazor broadheads

[youngbuck83]

I too am a spitfire believer....I do want to try the new nightmare heads though, they look nasty!

[Colorado Rick]

Originally Posted by ACPOSSETIM

Rick shot them on our trip to KS last fall,

I did???

Oh wait.. Nevermind... I remember.
well... I don't remember doing that... I didn't... do that I mean. I just mean Tim didn't mean me when he typed my name... not that I wouldn't... I mean... tims a good guy... he just didn't mean me... there's...well...another Rick.... it's confusing....

help??

[Monie]

Why would you shoot a braodhead anyway? I, personally, like to shoot animals and not little pieces of forged metal.

[krebse]

I Just Got My First Pack Of 100 Grain Hellrazors. They Fly Perfect, Just Like A Field Tip. I Shot Out To 60 Yards(getting Ready For Colorado Elk Trip) And They Fly Great.

[Monie]

Yep. They fly great! 60 yards...yeah, I was doing that yesterday. Sparky just stood there and took it .

[Great White Hunter]

Was not impressed with them out of my Martin. Maybe I should try them again out of my Black Ice. But, for 10 bucks less I shoot 100gr Slick Tricks. They shoot perfectly out of my bow. I personally believe you should NEVER have to "tune" your bow to shoot broadheads. They should always hit where your fieldpoints do. If not, then get different broadheads. Slick Tricks ARE the sharpest broadheads I've ever shot. I do have an Atom Broadhead that I have to use and review on my website and I have a pack of Shuttle T-Locks that are coming that I've been asked to review. I've heard good things about them too. I'll let you know when those reviews are up so you can take a look and consider those (or consider staying away from them).

[Colorado Rick]

My son dropped a Raccoon with the Tricks and hog with the HellRazor 100 gr.

Still have nothing bad about either.

[flhx1963]

Originally Posted by Bow Drawn

I just read some comments on Cabelas about the Hellrazor and most are very high scoring remarks. But the negative comments make for some thought. Does anyone here have any issues with these heads? Just wondering? The negatives talked about how the blades broke or missing and poor pentration. It didn't sound to me as they were describing the Hellrazor but replacement blade type broadhead.



I've shot these through 3/4" fencing planks and they looked like new. I personally like them.

With the HellRazors being one piece, how do you think blades could be missing? I used them successfully on Whitetail this past year and will definitely be using them again this year on elk and whitetail. Sharp, great penetration, consistent from head to head, great flight. What else could you want? I have use NAP for over 20-some years starting with the Thunderhead, then Spitfire. I would feel confident using them still today.

[Monie]

Bow Drawn, I found the post you were talking about:

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hmmmmm, May 9, 2008
By minnynorsk from Nor. Cal.


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"I've taken an elk and a half a dozen deer with this broadhead. However, I have noticed the broadhead tends to be brittle and have lost blades to the broadhead. That leaves me wondering when it will fail on a rib going in and minimize its lethality. I will probably be looking for a broadhead where those thoughts won't be a part of the hunt....."


This guy must have the Hellrazor mixed up with another braodhead. As flhx1963 has pointed out, the Hellrazors are a one piece broadhead. It is 100% impossible to lose one of it's blades.
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[bearhunterfromthestart]

all this talk about these broadheads made me go out n buy some i got the 100 grains... turns out that they're more expensive than the 125s because more ppl shoot 100s. if that doesnt tick a person off!