Hey everyone,

I was just outside shooting my new b-heads to see how well they perform. I am shooting 100 grain Rocky Mt Gator XP's on 28.75" Gold Tip Pro Hunter 55/75's out of a BowTech Allegiance (30" @ 70#) I was shooting into a Morrell Super Super Plus bag target.

I was shooting 1 field tip arrow and 1 arrow with the Gator XP. My first shot was at 20 yards with a field tip and it was dead center bullseye, I then shot the Gator and the arrows were touching.When I pulled the arrows out I found that one of the blades on the Gator XP had broke off, ON THE FIRST SHOT [:-] I blew that off as a fluke so I stepped back to 30 yards and shot the field tip arrow, dead center bullseye, shot the Gator XP and it was about 1/2" lower than the field tip arrow. Pulled them out and the Gator looked as it did before the second shot. I step back to 40 yards and repeat the process. My field tip arrow hit about 1/2" above the top of the bullseye and the Gator XP hit about 1/2" below the top of the bullseye.I went up to retrieve my arrows and found that the second blade on the Gator XP had broke.

Call me crazy, but I can't see this as being anything but bad. If this b-head won't stand up to a burlap sack filled with cloth and foam, how the heck is it ever gonna stand up on a 250# whitetail?

These b-heads are exceptionally accurate, probablly the second sharpest b-head I have seen (beside the Thunderhead), and they are a very simple and easy to use design, but none of that means a thing if they are gonna break so easily.