[buckeye dan]

The Rage broad heads are all the rage (no pun intended). I have seen photo's and footage of what these things can do. It's like using a broadsword to describe the wounds. How do they perform on a crossbow though? Anyone tried them yet? If you did what do you think and what were your bow specs?

 

[edmcclaskey]

mechanical broadheads made for crossbows

These are made for crossbow,,

aftershock X bow xpr broadhead

fly great have not tried the rage..

 

[buckeye dan]

These are made for crossbow,,

aftershock X bow xpr broadhead see link below

fly great have not tried the rage..

Uhm I am not seeing a link except for the talisman crossbows. It's ok though I found the site.

 

[buckeye dan]

Like the rage those broad heads look like they use O Rings. Not that they are bad I just want pure mechanicals without the o rings.

 

[urban legend]

You can't go wrong with the NAP spitfires. They even make a 170 grain model for the guys that want the extra front of center and kinetic energy.

 

[xboho]

xboho here. Agree on the aftershock. They fly like a fieldpoint and you don't cut your hands. Took a buck with one last fall with the xb125. I used the Middleton, and was surprised that I didn't get a passthrough.
Have you seen the Atom - by Arrowdynamics? It looks wild. Does anyone have experience with these?