HuntingNet.com Forums - RAGE broadheads

Hey fellow bow hunters: I am a new member to the huntingnet and so far I've seen a lot of discussion about the rage broadheads. I bought a pack of three blade when they first hit the market. The first batch of three that I ordered from Field Logic I sent back because the blades were clearly overheated during sharpening from the factory and were dull at best. The folks over at Field Logic sent me a new set right away to replace them. In the first hunting season, I shot a doe with the first one and the entrance and exit hole was as good as they say but, I can also tell you that one of the three blades on that broadhead did not open. I found the arrow laying next to the doe and was dissapointed that all three blades did not deploy on a broadside shot. The deer still went down within site of my stand. I ordered four sets of them from Field Logic for use this season and luckily didn't get any of the recalled batches but again....when I recieved the four packages of three blade models, at least two broadheads from each three pack had broken O-rings. Now, fortunately for the consumer, they include extra O-rings with each pack. Make sure and check your rage broadheads once you nock the arrow because the blades do not stay locked behind the O-ring and vibrate loose fairly easily at times. With all of this said, I do believe that Rage is moving in the right direction and their quality control is improving so I will use them again this year. My hunting buddies liked what they saw and chose to purchase the 2 blade version since I introduced them to the Rage. Now at least four out of five guys in our group use the Rage and had excellent results last season. Rage has the right idea but needs better quality control at the factory. This is just my opinion. Let me know what you guys think.

Sincerely,

79 Bronco