Austin/WI

I was looking at getting these broadheads, the local shop has 'em for dirt cheap. So how do they hold up in the woods, they givearespectable blood trail, any accuracy problems, etc.? Just want to know some more about them. Thanks guys!

Avalanche

When they first came out the blades bent just putting them in your quiver, but they improved them last year and I feel they work great. I've shot two deer with them and they do alot of damage.

Austin/WI

Thanks thats good to know.

P.S. - Go Sabres! Its hardto not be impressed by how good they are this year. (I'm a Wild fan at heart though)

kdsberman

haha, my team and your team are tied for the best record in the nhl....im a wings fan. Kinda off subject but oh well.

5 shot

Over the last few years they have made dramatic improvements in these heads and this years are excellent.

Western MA Hunter

I love these broadheads. They are devastating. Even a marginal shot will bleed them out!
The old blades were flimbsy and could only be used once... From what I understand, the new ones are much more durable. I killed 2 this year w/ them w/ 2 well placed shots and both expired w/in sight.
My brother in law and another buddy both made terrible shots (1 gut & 1 hind quarter) by accident. Both deer expired w/in 80 yards of their stand...
They tear huge holes that cannot close up do to the bleeder blades. They are awesome...
Buy them!

Randini

i tried them and had a heck of a time getting them out of my block target

hallj86

Yeah what do you do about taht???

Avalanche

I shoot mine into a Glen Del buck and they make a mess of it. I have found that they shoot the same as my field points, so I practice with the field points and only use the Crimson Talons just before the season as a tune up.

Western MA Hunter

Exactly