creekwalkr

i usually shoot 90 or 100 grain Muzzy broadhead, but i've been having a little trouble getting the groupings that i feel i should get. . . a coworker suggested the WASP jackhammers. . .

anyone shoot these? what problems are there (if any)?

thanks for any feedback

ostdc

I started using them last year and had great results. They opened perfectly and they definately cut a huge hole!
Brian

JoshKeller

I took a 6 point last year with one, but am using fixed blades this year. I didnt like how the blades and tip bent while shooting into my buck.

1shot1down

My Father and I have shot them exclusively for the last three years or so. Maybe longer. They are devistating. I have even taken two deer on marginal shots. I shoot 100gr and my father shoots 125's. The buck I shot this year was dead on his feet and I punch threw the front shoulder. When I pulled the skin and started to cut off the meat I was shocked to see the damage done to the shoulder. See the picture in my other posts. I wouldn't consider going back to fixed blades right now. Another reason I like them is because they group right with my field points. I tie the blades closed with some serving string for practice. JMO but I don't think you can go wrong with them.