Luv2Hunt09

I am currently using rocket wolverine broadheads and was wondering if anyone is using the grim reapers. I heard a lot about em and was curious to know if they are really that great. Any advice on the grim reapers against rockets or anything else you like would be great. Thanks

i shoot stuff

i use muzzys and alot of other people like them to

5 shot

The grim reapers were pretty good heads. They open fast penetrate well for thier size and hold up to some abuse. I don't know that they are "better" than the rocket's but they are just as good.

elkcrazedfrk

I use to use rocket expandables..I dropped a 5x5 bull elk right in his tracks with one..Later that year,I had a clean pass through on a 7x8 whitetail..He only made it 40 yards.. I went back to my thunderheads though..I like the fixed blades better..more peace of mind for me.

bowhunterlimerick

i have a friend who recently tested these on hogs zipped right though a 200lb boar with no problem did some heavy damage good looking head!

Ripstik

I got some grim reapers for xmas.They look like some pretty bad dudes.I'haven't tried them yet,maybe on turkeys this year.Been rocket steel heads so far. The reapers are going to have to go some to beat the rockets.

buttonbuckmaster

I have used Grim Reapors the past 2 seasons, took 6 deer with them. I know someone will say that I could have done that with any head, and I agree. I am a former Muzzy shooter, and I took alot of deer with the Muzzys, but the penetration and wound channel with the GR's was better, IMO. I am not bashing Muzzy, just the GR seem to work better with my set up.