The problem with rage heads, is that there are more people hunting with them than any other head on the market. The more people you have using a head, the more bad shots that can be taken with that head. A rage that doesn't deploy what so ever will still kill a deer if you punch it through the heart, or through the lungs. May not be the best blood trail, but it will die in a timely enough fashion. People think that just because it says it flies like a field point, they can screw it on and everything will be fine. That rings true with all mechanicals, it boils down to people buying their stuff the night before a hunt, never testing it, and then whining when it doesn't drop a deer in its tracks. If you don't believe me, swing by a gander mountain, dicks, cabelas, walmart etc. the night before any season opener. People buying broadheads, arrows, bows, guns, ammunition, all to be used in the woods the next morning. It's easy to blame the equipment rather than own up to the fact that enough time was not put in to test it first and make sure it works properly out of your set up.