New Archery Products Spitfire Maxx Trophy Tip Mechanical Broadheads

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New Archery Products Spitfire Maxx Trophy Tip Mechanical Broadheads is rated 4.7 out of 5 by 10.

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Combining the proven O-ring-free Spitfire design with a bone-crushing Trophy Tip® and massive cutting diameter, the New Archery Products® Spitfire Maxx® Trophy Tip Broadheads deliver devastating take down power. Built around a micro-grooved ferrule that slices cleanly into tissue, this big broadhead comes topped with a strong and sharp Trophy Tip. This tip provides deeper penetration into the target before the blades deploy, reducing the chance of deflection, even on steep angle shots. The unique Spitfire design opens its 3 Diamize® sharpened, offset, .030" thick blades instantly to deliver a massive 1-3/4" cutting diameter. 3 broadheads.
Manufacturer model #: 60-798.

Huge Spitfire Maxx broadhead design with Trophy Tip - devastating take down power
Micro-grooved ferrule - slices cleanly into tissue
Trophy Tip - deeper penetration into the target before blade deployment
3 Diamize sharpened, offset, .030" thick blades
Huge 1-3/4" cutting diameter
3 pack

Web ID: 15030308365940

Rated 4 out of 5 by Guywhoboughtthesebroads from Great broadheads I used the bh s to kill my first deer. Great cutting power and penetration. The only problem I had was that to blades broke off, but things happen I guess. Great purchase though

Date published: 2017-12-24

Rated 5 out of 5 by Joeddy from NAP Spitfire 100 grain tip Excellent tip and accurate.

Date published: 2017-09-19

Rated 5 out of 5 by benjy1970 from used for years I have used this brand for about 8 years now. and I have drop 6 dear, the farthest running maybe may be 45yds. would recommend to anyone.

Date published: 2017-08-14

Rated 5 out of 5 by farmerhunter from great penetration Bought for my son. Shot a heavy Mule Deer doe @ 25 yards, 50 lbs. draw weight broke the spine and stuck out the other side. Dropped in her tracks.

Date published: 2015-11-10

Rated 5 out of 5 by HouseofYum from Could not ask for better Four deer in the freezer, same broadhead, same arrow. Sure, I had to tune-up the Maxx after each deer, cleaning out the grooves, etc. I even had to replace one of the blades, but 4 deer with the same broadhead is pretty good. None of the deer went more than 100 to 150 feet (good accuracy) and I think that is largely due to the devastation the Maxx deals-out. Even if the deer had gone further, challenging me to actually track, I could have easily done it given the conspicuous blood trail the Maxx creates. Yikes. Buy a set of these, and a package of replacement parts, and you are set for the next three to five years.

Date published: 2015-03-28

Rated 4 out of 5 by chrisOB from Excellent results I've been using 100 grain spitfires for several years with great success and decided to go with the spitfire Maxx just to get the extra cutting diameter. While I feel the difference in cutting surface is minimal I still had the same excellent results. Seven deer down all but one going down within 100 yards. I made a bad shot on my biggest buck to date this year low and back I decided to back out as it was getting dark. Arrived next morning to find a good blood trail to the buck laying only 50 yards away. MASSIVE HOLE on the exit side with piles of blood. This head saved my butt on this deer as it was indeed a bad shot. Highly recommend this head to anyone. Only gave it 4 stars because I feel they could be a little more durable although I have taken more than one deer with the same head but I guess I'm just being ultra picky. Get them you won't regret it

Date published: 2015-01-11

Rated 5 out of 5 by Fallrut from Great bloodtrails I have been bow hunting for 53 years and have tried many different broadheads. The spitefire maxx is by far the best I've used. Accurate,tough,with very sharp blades. Hands down the best blood trails I've ever had. I shot a large doe at 45 yards and had a 3 foot wide blood trail for 40 yards to where she dropped. The same day I had a bad hit on a big eight point and was concerned that I wouldn't recover the buck. I gave the buck 4 hours and recovered him thanks to the sharpness of the spitefire maxx. Best of the best.

Date published: 2014-11-25

Rated 5 out of 5 by Nets from First 2 Kills with Maxx serrated blades Although I have harvested more than a few deer with Spitfires over the years, this year the Maxx style with serrated blades allowed me 2 Whitetail kills so far and the season is not even half over yet. The first one was a 15 yard pass through at heart level, which means I watched him expire immediately. The second was spine and lung at 40 yards, also expiring immediately. I don't take shots through blind mesh, leaves or brush so spitfires in this Maxx style and older styles have worked perfectly for me for over 5 seasons now. No troubles with blades opening and always a quick, clean, humane kill. I often reuse the broad head and arrow as I am this year. The steel tips don't bend or damage on a shot - even through rib and shoulder bone edges. However, I do sharpen the blades with same rough edge sharpener that I use for my fillet knives if I reuse. I also hose out the grooves for the blades with high pressure water to ensure that no dried blood or bone fragments will impede the blades opening. Next, no tuning is required after replacing your field tips of the same weight with mechanical Spitfires for hunting season, which is the second reason why I prefer these mechanical broad heads. The serrated blades on this new Maxx style is the third reason I prefer the Spitfire broad heads. Lastly, no rubber bands to mess with to keep the blades closed. This is a dependable broad head and there is no arguments in my book because I have fresh, clean, venison in the freezer to prove it! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Date published: 2014-10-24

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