New Archery Products® BloodRunner™ 2- or 3-Blade Expandable Broadheads

   

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100 Grains

1-1/2"

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3

100 Grains

1-1/2"

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1689681
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100 Grains

1-1/2"

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100 Grains

2-1/16"

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100 Grains

2-1/16"

Quantity: 6 Pack
Description: Replacement Blades Only
1689684
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100 Grains

2-1/16"

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  • Hybrid design that gives you field-point accuracy with fixed-blade strength
  • Combines fixed-blade and mechanical technologies
  • Low profile (1-1/8") in flight
  • Debilitating cutting power upon impact
  • Stainless steel blades are .035" thick

Deadly broadheads boast a hybrid design that gives you the best of both worlds: field-point accuracy with fixed-blade strength! BloodRunner Broadheads combine fixed-blade and mechanical technologies, creating a broadhead that has a low profile (1-1/8") in flight and debilitating cutting power upon impact. Stainless steel blades are .035" thick.

Rated 3.8 out of 5 by 51 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Surprised about the negative feedback from others I love the 2 blades. The broadhead must open and expand due to design. If it is legal to hunt in N. America, I've probably smoked it with one of these broadheads. Never, ever had accuracy issues out to 45 yards. The doe in the picture ran ten yards after hit and fell. I could go on and on about the ethical and quick clean kills I've experienced with Bloodrunners. You won't always get a solid pass through, but if you hit where you should, you'll definitely get a kill. March 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great expansion broadheads I shot a spike with these broadheads last season with a great double lung shot at a ranged 44 yds, he only made it about 25 yds before he crashed out. They shoot true to field points and if you attempt to practice with them, you will definitely be replacing vanes on your arrows in no time. Groups great at any reasonable distance and leaves a large open wound for easy tracking (which will be rare with good shot placement). I purchased another set today and will be a repeat customer to NAP for these until I have a reason to change. February 12, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by very loud and off I bought the 2 blade blood runners a few months ago along with the practice tips. My brother warned me about them returning the ones that he bought. I shot 6 shots with the practice tips. One arrow would shoot 4 inches low and to the left the other shot 1 inch high and to the right. You can hear the whistle of the tip from shot to impact. It was surprisingly loud. They are getting returned. One good thing, is if you can tune your bow to shoot these broad heads they do some damage per other friends. January 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 These work!!!!!! I have been shooting grimreaper's for a while now and they work good, but i bought a pack of these yesterday and shot a nice 9 point the next day. Windy and tree was moving as well as the deer walking. Bad shot in the rear right hindquarter. I thought surley it would take at least 5 hours to find him but i watched it pile up 70 yards away. I would recommend these to anyone. November 6, 2011
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there are 3 heads in the pack,
2 heads come with the practice heads
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three per package. good value at $29.99.
even better when on sale.
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You don't use the spider clips when shooting the practice blades. They stay fixed by themselves.
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