Well you could be right CBM SC, but I would never want a broadhead that puts a bullet hole on entry anytime. For several reasons. One reason is that a deer could be quartering away from you and could lodge in the offset shoulder and never exit. Therefore leaving a very dismal bloodtrail, as did my friends deer. Correct me if I am wrong, but a quartering away shot is the most preferred shot of the majority of bowhunters. So, if you are right then you convinced me of another reason not to use them. I prefer a cut on impact broadhead such as the shockwave, vortex, or fixed blade.