rage broadheads
 

any input on these i dont want to waste my money

RE: rage broadheads
 

I had one friend try them this year and he said they weren't all they were cracked up to be... he didn't elaborate and he went back to his muzzy's.

RE: rage broadheads
 

I sure hope yu get some traffic on this as I want to try them this year too.

RE: rage broadheads
 

go with grim reapers

RE: rage broadheads
 

I used the Rocky Mountain 2 blade Snyper a couple years back which seems to be near the same design. Not the rage, but hope this helps:
They did fly and group right with my fieldpoints at all ranges. I liked the idea of a cut on impact head andminimizing the loss of KE when opening the blades. I took three deer with the head none went more then 50 yards, but all shots were in the boiler room. The only downside I experienced waswhen I would stalk through extremely heavy brush and cover. I sometimes walk with my bow and arrow pointing behind me withthe bowrunning parrallel with my leg.In this position, the blades would sometimes snag on brush, grasses, etc... and the the blades would come open or loose. I tried shooting at a target with loose blades just to see what would happen if they came loose in the field and I did not notice before a shot.There is no accuracy and a lot of noise with non-secured blades. The Snyper did use a rubber band system to keep the blades in and I am not positive about the Rage.
Hope this helps.

RE: rage broadheads
 

I have heard nothing but good about them. A friend of mine took a doe with one and the entry wound was huge!I just bought six of them myself but have'nt shot them yet.