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GENERALLY speaking, yes. Which is why I recommend them for youngsters shooting low poundage.....But I pass through 90% of my deer anyway.....can't get any better penetration than that. The way I see it, every broadhead is TECHNICALLY cut on contact. It's not like they're blunt nosed pushing their way through.....Even a trocar tip is cutting....They just aren't classified as a "traditional" COC head.....

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I could make a STRONG case for a larger cutting surface being "Better".;)

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Not really talking exit wounds, but entrance. If that makes any sense. Maybe not.

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You lost me on that one LT. What are you referring to on the entrance?

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Ability to cut, rather than poke a hole in the animal. Does that make sense Huntingbry?

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LT....the huge wounds I've been showing you in my photos ARE the entrance wounds.:D

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Jeff, simmons has a 2" COC called the tree shark!!! Weighs in at a nice light 190 gr. and knowing simmons it probably wieghs more than that!! Usually 5-10gr. heavier than stated.

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So, you are saying that the penetration of cutting directly into the animal upon impact is advantageous to a head that punches through the hide like a chisel tip. Is that correct?

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Granted this is not an actual animal I did this withbut shooting different COC heads side by side withthe short heads like the slick trick the ST style heads consistantly out penetrate COC heads by a couple of inchesin arcehry targets.

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Jeff, do you know what that little razor blade tip on your Rage makes it? It's a COC/expandable. Hello????