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New Archery Products Spitfire Maxx Trophy Tip Mechanical Broadheads
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
Notice--Broadheads.Consult your local game laws before using expanding-type broadheads in your area.
Notice--Crossbows and Broadheads.Notice--You must be 18 or older to purchase a crossbow or a broadhead.
Notice -- Simi Valley, CA.We cannot ship this item to Simi Valley, CA. --- Even though you are able to checkout with this item, it will be removed from your order if shipping to a restricted location.
Proposition 65 Warning
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Reviews
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Flogger45 from
Arrow deflectsLast year I shot a buck from a tree stand. The deer was quartering away, about 20 yards. I hit it just behind the right shoulder. The deer ran about 80 yards before falling down and dying. When I dressed out the deer I found that the arrow had changed course after hitting the rib cage. It angled up, into the front left shoulder. I thought it was a fluke that the arrow didn't stay on course.
Two weeks ago I shot another buck. This time I was sitting on a bucket amongst the branches of a fallen oak tree. This deer was almost broadside, angling slightly toward me, about 25 yards away. My arrow hit just behind the left front leg, middle of the rib cage. The deer ran off but left a fine spray of blood on the snow. It traveled about 120 yards before dying. If it weren't for the snow I don't know if I would have found the deer. The entry wound was the only source of blood.When I dressed out the deer I discovered that the arrow took a left turn after going through the rib cage. After nipping the lung it cut through the liver and stomach before entering the right hind quarter, cutting all the way to the knee. When I skinned out the buck I saw that the hind quarter was badly damaged, much sliced and bloodshot meat. I salvaged about half of it.
I won't use another broadhead where the blades fold backward on impact. I'm going with a hybrid-mechanical blade that opens forward. I want my next arrow to go straight through the deer.
Date published: 2019-11-30
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Galo from
Best braodhead switch ever.I bought this 3 pack last year during the middle of the season but never got to use them, this year took them out the pack and went deer hunting with out ever trying them at the range and after harvesting 1 deer, I have no doubt that this is going to be my braodhead of choice from now on, it is what I was looking for, devastating penetration thru bone even on a bad shot deer didn't go more
than 60 yards.
Date published: 2018-11-03
Rated 5 out of
5 by
804Muzzleloader from
Great BroadheadsI bought these when I switched from compound bow to a crossbow. These NAP crossbow heads perform just as well as the one for the compound bows. Absolutely devastating wound channels and massive blood trails. I have never had a NAP broad head not open, and I've been using NAP mechanicals for over 15 years. Highly recommend.
Date published: 2018-09-17
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Guywhoboughtthesebroads from
Great broadheadsI 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 tipExcellent tip and accurate.
Date published: 2017-09-19
Rated 5 out of
5 by
benjy1970 from
used for yearsI 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 penetrationBought 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 betterFour 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.
