I dropped a doe IN ITS TRACKS last week with a NAP Spitfire (crossbow). Blew out the lungs and took out the opposite shoulder. Dropped right there and quickly bled out.

When I skinned her out there was more damage than a rifle shot.

Nasty.

Are they better than other broadheads? I don't know. I bought these early on and they've been great for me so far. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

I have taken several deer with them and they do quite a job. I have complete confidence in them and they've worked great for me.

I always sacrifice one of these heads at the target range, though. I want to make double sure I'm sighted in using exactly what I do in the field. A lot of folks will tell you that mechanicals will shoot about the same as field tips--and that probably is true...but again (for me) it adds to my confidence to know my bow is zeroed in on the practice range with the exact same bolt and the exact same broadhead I'll use in the field.