eastman outfitters broadheads
 

I bought some recently from wal mart and seems to be the only thing my bow will group with. I got the 100 grain 3 blade titanium tip fixed blade. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with these.

RE: eastman outfitters broadheads
 

Tested them a while back. They are pretty much junk!! Nap and Rocky MTN. both make similar heads that hold up better and are sharper. The nitrons and Turbo's. Most anything broadhead from Eastoman has turned out to be substanderd to say the least.

RE: eastman outfitters broadheads
 

The only eastman head I've found to be worth putting on an arrow was the First cut 2 blade. And even they werent that great.

RE: eastman outfitters broadheads
 

If we are talking about the Gametrackers then I would pretty much agree with 5shot. I shot their Silvertips at one point and one of the heads literally disintegrated on a doe I shot a few years back. All that was left on the arrow with the screw in part of the ferrule.

RE: eastman outfitters broadheads
 

Can you say,"made in China,?"

RE: eastman outfitters broadheads
 

I have a friend who does this. He bought a brand new matthews this year, set it up with all the goodies> Then he takes his five arrows from last year and buys one three pack of broadheads, cheap ones from wally world. If you're gonna go and spend all that money on a high end bow and accessories, why stop there. Go ahead and get some NEW arrows, good ones, and buy some quality broadheads. No time to skimp out now. To each his own but I just don't get it:eek:

RE: eastman outfitters broadheads
 

I totally agree turtleshell. Most people spend upwards of $1000 dollars on their bow setups, and then use the lowest grade arrows and broadheads. I for one spend the extra money and buy thebest arrows and broadheads, because when that once in a lifetime moment occurs, I want to know that I can trust my equipement.
Why go cheap when the cost of the best broadheads and the cheapest ones are only @ a $15 difference.

RE: eastman outfitters broadheads
 

I had a very simmilar experience with Silvertips about 8 years ago...JUNK

RE: eastman outfitters broadheads
 

I do have to agree with this one. The broadhead does the work and the arrow delivers the worker. Both should be of the best that one can afford.

RE: eastman outfitters broadheads
 

I got some from bass pro shop, they tuned up easy and grouped right with my field points, those heads stood up to my broadhead target and all are still intact, which is more than I can say for some of the others I have tried.

I have never shot at game with them , but I believe they would work out just fine, provided you can get them sharp again, after you shoot them into targets they are dull.


it's really all about arrow placement rather than what kind or manufacturer anyway....