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New Archery Products Spitfire Edge Mechanical Broadheads

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New Archery Products Spitfire Edge Mechanical Broadheads is rated 4.3 out of 5 by 28.

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A spitfire on steroids! New Archery Products® Spitfire® Edge Mechanical Broadheads feature a hardened Trophy Tip® for maximum bone-splitting power, a micro-grooved SlimLine® ferrule for enhanced accuracy and penetration power, and a devastating straight/serrated blade design with a 1-3/4" cutting diameter. Proven design and precision manufacturing deliver out-of-the-box field-point accuracy.
Manufacturer model #: 60-892.

Hardened Trophy Tip® for maximum bone-splitting power
Micro-grooved SlimLine® ferrule for enhanced accuracy and penetration power
Devastating straight/serrated blade design with a 1-3/4" cutting diameter
Proven design and precision manufacturing deliver out-of-the-box field-point accuracy

Web ID: 10206979

Rated 5 out of 5 by Oldmanriver13 from Love these These broad heads have been very reliable and great penetration. I shoot a 30 inch draw length at 70 pounds and I got pass throughs on all my deer except one and that one severed the spine of a deer and went clear through it.

Date published: 2017-01-07

Rated 5 out of 5 by NateK96 from Great broadhead My uncle was a great turkey hunter and swore by the spitfires so when I needed a broadhead for deer I chose the spitfire edge my dad has always shot muzzys but I personally liked mechanical broadheads these are simple to use with no o-rings or cheap rubber bands and I shot my first deer with a bow last weekend a basket rack 4x3 and I was very impressed it broke 2 ribs and got a double lung no pass through because of my angle but the deer didnt go more than 50 yards needless to say i found my broadhead of choice

Date published: 2015-11-11

Rated 4 out of 5 by RWB2 from Spitfire Edge Great broadhead. Flies great with my crossbow and compound bow. The serated blades on these heads seem to provide better blood trails than the regular blades. I have had complete pass through on the 4 deer I have shot with these heads and each time all three blades deployed.

Date published: 2014-12-03

Rated 4 out of 5 by MrKANZ from These fly just like field points. The only downside to these broadheads very difficult to change blades.

Date published: 2014-12-02

Rated 5 out of 5 by Catfish06 from Go to the Edge and beyond... I have recently scored on my second whitetail using the NAP EDGE broadhead and have nothing but positive comments. First doe last year was a low and marginal hit right behind the shoulder arm pit. If I wouldnt have had this exapandable I wouldnt have recovered the doe. Second doe was last week with a perfecting quartering away shot. Arrow hit smack dab in the middle of the heart and destroyed the off shoulder. Blood trail started within two steps of the doe's departure, piling up within 75 yards. With only an entry wound due to hitting bone on far side, my blood trail was easily trackable. These broadheads fly true and I had no issues with them deploying as advertised. Now all I need is a good buck to get in range. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Date published: 2014-10-21

Rated 4 out of 5 by keatonp from Good but Be Careful This is a good product which I have killed several deer. If you get a straight pass through, it is a a dead deer with a great blood trail. However, due to the 3 blades, if you hit a rib, or shoulder it will lose kinetic energy and you might not get the result you want. All about the shot placement

Date published: 2013-12-23

Rated 1 out of 5 by ElChill from If you can't hit the target... I use and like the Spitfire standard broadhead, so when I saw the Edge I thought I'd try them. I know that my Spitfires shoot 1-2 inches lower than my field tips but right on in windage. I tried the new Edge last night and not only did they fly a bit lower than the standard Spitfires, but they kept going 8-10 inches to the left. (?) I don't know why. I was shooting my Ten Point Titan Xtreme on a bench rest. With field points I can shoot 2-3 inch groups freestanding, so I'm not sure why these Edge points are doing this. I'm sending them back to exchange for more of the standard Spitfires, since I just lost one after it went in one side and out the other of the buck I shot 2 weeks ago.

Date published: 2013-09-25

Rated 1 out of 5 by deardeer from Lost Deer Took my sister-in-law hunting ( her first season ) I had checked her out on my Parker Terminator 175# crossbow to where I was confident she shot it well. We were out hunting on the evening of 12-18-12, and she shot a pretty good size doe at about 40 yds. After walking to the site of impact we found the bolt. I inspected the broadhead and noticed 2 of the 3 blades were broken off and the 3rd was bent. We followed a good blood trail for about 75 yds, then all of the sudden it just stopped. I am comfident that she made a good clean hit because of all the blood and flesh that remained on the bolt it's self, but I truely believe that the blades broke on impact and the bolt with a single blade passed thru the deer. I will not every use this broadheads again and do not reccomend them.

Date published: 2012-12-19

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