RedHead® BlackOut® Expandable Broadheads
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- Sleek, deadly, and incredibly accurate
- 2-blade expandable
- Micro-grooved SlimLine® ferrule delivers field-point accuracy
- Hardened Trophy Tip® punches easily through tough hide and bone
- Razor-sharp Diamize® stainless steel blades
- 2" cutting diameter creates a tremendous wound channel
Sleek, deadly, and incredibly accurate—this devastating 2-blade expandable goes over-the-top in performance and dependability. Its micro-grooved SlimLine® ferrule delivers field-point accuracy; at impact, the hardened Trophy Tip® punches easily through tough hide and bone, leading the way for the razor-sharp Diamize® stainless steel blades. The 2" cutting diameter creates a tremendous wound channel. 100 grain; 3 pack.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Kosh AWESOME!
I decided to purchase the RedHead Blackout broadheads after a little research and reading several positive reviews. Don't let the price fool you, these are quality broadheads and they are nasty! This is my second year of archery hunting and I dropped my first buck this past weekend, a really nice 7pt. He was broadside about 38~40yds and had no clue I was there and at full draw! Pulled the trigger on the release and the rest is history! Passed right through the bone and all and left a 2"+ wound at both the entry and exit locations. Recovered the arrow, wiped the broadhead clean and it looked like new! Very confident shooting these broadheads!!!
Shooting a PSE @ 70#
October 26, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Beefcat Sharp !
I bought these on Sale for $19 so it was a great deal! I would give them a 5 if the came with a fixed practice blade like Rage. Great broad head huge hole with lots of blood! You do have to watch out for them opening before shooting them.
October 25, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Duke44 Great Broadheads
I killed my first deer with the 100 grain Blackout Broadheads. It done exactly what the package said, the exit wound was 2 inches and the recovery of my deer was short. It never went over 30 yards. It preformed great and the durability is as good as I've seen. I would highly recommend this broadhead to anyone.
October 19, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by killshot wow
I shot a buck not to long ago with this blackout head and couldn't believe the hole it made on this buck. I shot my buck at 55 yards down hill quartering to me and i put the arrow right below the front shoulder and out the backside of the pocket. The arrow was a complete pass throw and went 20 yards and stuck in the ground. The buck ran about 20 yards and went down. When i recovered the buck i looked at the exit wound and it looked like the size of a baseball. All i can say is that i have found the new head for me.
October 12, 2010
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just wondering what #draw you guys were shooting and if it might make a difference in the blades expanding?
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i shoot 50 and my dad shoots 80 neither have ever had a problem
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It's tough to say whether expanding blades or fixed blades are better to use as there are strong proponents to either side of the argument. Please do check with your local conservation authority as some areas do restrict the use of expanding broadheads.As for the pound draw, it is dependent on the shooter themselves. The best amount is the maximum amount that you feel comfortable in drawing yourself.
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retetion is similar but better and no blades so farA:Â
The blades of the swhacker are held in by a yellow oring. The spitfire is held in by its own.A:Â
They are exactly the same as Spitfires. I think the blades are identical as well.1 of 1
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