Rage 2 Vs 3.
#11
Im going to be using the 2 blade for the first time this year. First time for mechanicals for me period. My wifes cousin started using the rage last year and i have never seen a head do as much damage as these things do. A buddy of ours uses them too and shot a doe the same nite that my wifes cousin shot his. Both deer went no more than 35 yards and piled up dead. And not to mention the blood trails were like nothing I have ever seen before....except for when one gets hit on the road by a Mack truck lol.
#13
I am not using the RAGES this year. I shot the 2 blade last year and was displeased with the way the blades constantly fell open while in my stand. I have heard people having success with them, but i was not one of them. I am thinking about switching to the Spitfires...
Goodluck!!
Goodluck!!
#14
Spike
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: kentucky
Posts: 10
I was not pleased with the performance of the two blades I used last year. I had the same problem as the other guys with the blades coming open when I didn't want them to. I shot two does with them last year, decent shots, not one was recovered. The last head I gave to my brother-in-law and he shot a button buck with it and totally devastated it. I don't know, maybe I wasn't holding my tongue right, but I will not use them. I have been told that they are great heads, and witnessed my BIL shoot that button, but they will never be i my quiver again.
I switched to the shuttle t-locks last year after I wounded 2, am have never been so pleased with the performance of a head. They shoot great!!! I will have a Atom and a Spitfire in my quiver this year to try out on coyotes and turkeys. I have only heard good things about the spitfire, we will see though.
I switched to the shuttle t-locks last year after I wounded 2, am have never been so pleased with the performance of a head. They shoot great!!! I will have a Atom and a Spitfire in my quiver this year to try out on coyotes and turkeys. I have only heard good things about the spitfire, we will see though.
#15
I have shot quite a few deer with the two blade and boy do they do and awesome job fly exactly like my field points and have shot deer from pretty much all angles with no deflection even directly through the shoulder blade.
dont listen to those who havent used them they are a great broadhead
dont listen to those who havent used them they are a great broadhead
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#19
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Tuscaloosa, Al
Posts: 313
i wouldnt fool with either one of them. i shot them last year they fly really good and leave massive wound channels...but thats when the blades dont come open. they aint worth the hassel of checkin the blades. When im up in a tree and i see a deer i shouldnt have to worry if the blades are closed or not. im shootin vortex this year.