I posted this on gear reveiw, but I figure it will get more hits here. Anybody got some feed back on these heads.I shoot Montec, but they need honing before hunting. I heard the striker's were sharp out of the box and fly well. Any pics of blood trails, exit wounds?

no pics but are sharp out of the box will tell you how they worked at about noon this saturday. Is it bad im so confident?

My buddy Frank uses them exclusively and they are impressive. If I was a fixed blade broadhead sort of guy these would be my #1 choice followed right behind by the Rocky Mt. Blitz.

The Strikers are super scary sharp and I have yet to see them not fly like darts right with field points out of a few different bows.

I have tried a few different heads, mech and fixed, in the past few seasons and once my shop guy turned me on to these I will not shoot anything else. Like matt said scary sharp, no wobble, and they fly like darts. If your bow doesn't shoot them like your f.p.s, I guarantee your bow is out of tune.

I really like them. Super sharp.

I used to shoot montecs but they lacked the sharpness, I want out of the package. These Strikers are honestly one of the sharpest heads I've handled(and I am kind of a broadhead freak)...I've taken only one animal with them, A 170 lb. black bear in Minnesota, ran 60-65 yards. Blood trail was unbelievably easy to follow, and usually tracking black bear is somewhat tough. 10/10. G5 is top-notch.

I got a doe a week and a half ago with a striker and it is the best blood trail I have ever had. It was more like a highway. It flew true to the field tips too.

Great heads, one doe and she didnt go thirty yards. There was no need for a blood trail.

I shot a doe a few weeks back with my free G5 Striker. I never looked for a bloodtrail, as the deer only went 30-40 yards and piled up in sight.

Here is the exit hole.

Well, you guys have gave me that warm fuzzy feeling and I've ordered a pack. Can't wait to try them out.