Don't like it. The blades still flip over from the front. And they look pretty flimsy, too. Nor do I shoot enough weight to justify the cutting diameter.
Now, I would use them for turkey. Good head for that.
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rage 3 bladed broadheads just became "illegal" in NY...
gotta take them back to gander
What! That stinks![:@]I don't shoot Rage, but I do shoot mechanicals. Are all mechanicals banned in NY?
No, the reason is: because the head can form a possible "barb" when pulled out, because the blades do not slide back into the ferrule like they should. But the Rage 2-Blade is ok. It is all because some guy did some testing and flipped out, and reported it to the CO's and wrote them a letter...
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rage 3 bladed broadheads just became "illegal" in NY...
gotta take them back to gander
What! That stinks![:@]I don't shoot Rage, but I do shoot mechanicals. Are all mechanicals banned in NY?
No, the reason is: because the head can form a possible "barb" when pulled out, because the blades do not slide back into the ferrule like they should. But the Rage 2-Blade is ok. It is all because some guy did some testing and flipped out, and reported it to the CO's and wrote them a letter...
Oh, well at least you can shootthe Rage 2-Blade...
BuckBlasters have been around a long time. Personally I wouldn't want to hunt Big game with them unless I had some serious KE. I doubt the expandable blades are very durable, but they wouldn't have to be.I think the Spitfire XP's are the best expandable on the market with Grim Reapers close behind.