RedHead® Blackout® Fixed-Blade Broadheads or Replacement Blades
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This sleek, technically advanced replaceable-blade broadhead represents the ultimate in durability and sharpness. Its precision ferrule is all stainless steel, configured using patented MonoFlow™ technology to ensure superior strength and flight performance. The super-sharp German steel blades, full .030" thick, are securely locked into the ferrule and will remain intact even in the toughest conditions. Cut-on-contact tip for deep penetration. Wide 1-1/16'' cutting diameter.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Vinny Awesome Broadhead!!
I just harvested my first deer using this broadhead. They shot great before season when I was practicing with them and shot great when the heat was on. They only have a 1 1/16" cutting diameter which had me a little concerned at first, but the hole it made in the deer made me a believer. And talk about easy to change the blades, no problem at all. These broadheads are made by G5 and are the same as the Striker but just cost less. You should really try them!!!
October 10, 2006
Rated 2 out of 5 by thedeerslayer blackout this broadhead
this has to be one of the most pain in the butt broadheads that i have ever used. they fly good but when you want to put a field point on and you want to take the broadhead off it is such a pain to put them back on because the blades fall off and you have to redo it all. also they dont fit on most arrows with just one o-ring. you sometimes have to use two or 3. the blades are loose when they dont fit right. if i were you people i would just stick to the g5 striker they are so much better i have used both and the strikers are much better.
October 1, 2006
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The picture shows 1 "O" ring, but they come in the package with 2 "O" rings attached. By the way.....awesome broadhead!!Answers
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I prefer to only use one, but it is more of a preferanceA:
One to two is fine just select them out of the package they come in.Answers
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I use them with FMJ and they work great.A:
There are 2 metal "O" rings that seat the blades against the body of the broadhead. However, they sometimes present some minor seating issues against the arrow and will cause a slight "wobble" when the arrow spins.A:
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Do these heads hit exactly where your field tips do? And when you buy multiple packs, do they all hit exactly the same spot?
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I ask this because I don't want to have to resight my bow every time i buy a new package of heads. I would appreciate anyone's help.Thank You!
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I don't know about other packages but the 3 I bought out of the same package hit in the spot that I'm aiming atA:
They did for me! I have trusted them for shots of a lifetime!A:
i took my field point took a shot into my 3 d buck then added another shot with the blackout cut the vanes off my first arrow with no ajustments so i would say they do def a great buy good luckA:
yes, they do fly precise. If your bow is tuned well... if arrows fly well through paper, these broadheads will fly the same as target points.A:
no they didnt hit the same for me they shot 4 " to the left . they are easy to tuneA:
I've personally used heads from four different packages and so far they have all shown the same flight characteristics. They may hit slightly higher than your field tips, but unless you are shooting at very long range, this shouldn't be a problem at normal bowhunting distances.
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I have shot these since 2007 out of several different set ups at several different speeds. They have always impacted right with my field points for me. Best head you'll find at any price, but the low price tag sure a nice bonus.A:
I bought 3 packages and all were perfect when I spun them.A:
They seemed to ply just like my field points.A:
They do. I shot all of them at the same time.Details:
Is the RedHead Blackout Fixed-Blade Broadhead spin-tested?Answers
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I cannot tell you if they are or are not spin tested from the factory. I can tell you that I've been shooting them since 2007 and have never had a single accuracy problem out of them.A:
I've talked to an archery salesperson at bass pro and they actually told me they are more accurate than Muzzys amd Thunderheads. On the package it does mention that they are spin-tested. You buy a 3 pack and all 3 fly the sameAnswers
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They do. Thats the arrow I use.A:
probably but you'll want something a little lighter maybe a muzzy 75 grain. These only come in 100 grains and the ICS juniors dont give it enough stability.
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This will fit on the junior arrow but if you are going to be hunting with it, I would suggest going with a slightly better arrow. The St epics and St excel or even the beman MFX in a 400 or 500 spine would be a more durable arrow and even give u better penetration with a light poundage bow.1 of 1
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