Eastwood, if you choose the equipment and it all matches correctly, it is all quality equipment and you have a quality broadhead not a Wally World special, you tell me how often you have heard folks say, my string broke, my riser broke or my release broke? What I have seen is 99.999999% of the time is statements like " I hit it a little high/low/back/forward" " I clipped a branch" " I thought I had a perfect hit, then when we finally recovered it, it turned out I had hit it to high/low/forward/back than I thought it hit" .

Eastwood I challenge you or anyone else to find me one thread where a hunter using quality, properly maintained equipment lost a deer due to it breaking/malfunctioning. No I will not be able to back that figure up with a study, but common sense tells me and most folks that most lost deer and bad hits are the hunters fault and not the equipments. Unless the hunter doesn' t maintain his gear or is buying the cheapest equipment he can get.