The NAP Spitfire & Killzone has the close poi as a field point, the Max planed ever so lightly for me but isn't too far off from poi. Slick Tricks are also good broadheads if not one of the best for a fixed blade broadhead. I personally like the Spitfire because I don't have to resight my bows to use them, just make sure to practice with them on the arrows to make sure of the poi. Use a piece of dental floss around the blades to keep them from deploying when it hits the target. Good luck with which ever you choose!

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I think the nap spitfire is a great head but if you shoot one of the faster xbows you better put an o ring on it just to keep it totally close i know i tested them out of my vent they were not coming all the way open but just enough to mess up the flight. if your not hunting over 50 yds than the slick tricks are spot on and even further.

 

I like the slick trick mags, only because I like a fixed BH, tried a rage and did not like it. The ST mags group real well for me.

 

Spitfire works every time. Flies true, leaves a huge trail and you don't have to worry about early deloyment on faster bows. Hands down, my favorite.

 

Go with SlickTrick. But if I had a while different option I pick Grim Reaper Xbow razortip. Second choice would be SlickTrick XbowTrick 175 grain

 

Grim Reaper Xbow razor tip works great for me !!

 

The NAP Spitfire & Killzone has the close poi as a field point, the Max planed ever so lightly for me but isn't too far off from poi. Slick Tricks are also good broadheads if not one of the best for a fixed blade broadhead. I personally like the Spitfire because I don't have to resight my bows to use them, just make sure to practice with them on the arrows to make sure of the poi. Use a piece of dental floss around the blades to keep them from deploying when it hits the target. Good luck with which ever you choose!

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Why not use the practice blades?You can buy the practice blades,remove the hunting blades,install the practice blades.I have two dedicated heads for practice.

 

I am personally a fan of NAP products, and I shoot the Spitfires out of my bow. If you put the shot where you should, they will not go far at all.

-Jesse

 

I killed a doe with the Killzone trophy tip 100grn yesterday.It wasn't the xbow version.It left a 3 inch entry hole.It was a quartering away shot and the head lodged in the bone of the neck after going through 3 ribs lungs and the top of the heart.She went down instanty 0 yards.No damage to the head at all.I have no doubt it would have been a massive blood trail with a broad side pass through.They also come with a practice head that is dead on with the real thing and can be shot into rag bag targets.

Shot with my back up bow shooting 290-295 fps

 

I'm partial to mechanical for crossbows so I would go spitfire. It's what I use.

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The buck I got opening day was shot with 100 gr killzones.

They shoot poi to the field tips no problem.

I hit him just behind the shoulder, passed through completely. Blood trail was very easy to find. It looked like I hit him with a chainsaw.

He dropped less than 50 yards away, and he was dead when he went down.

I'm very happy with the killzones.

 

The buck I got opening day was shot with 100 gr killzones.

They shoot poi to the field tips no problem.

I hit him just behind the shoulder, passed through completely. Blood trail was very easy to find. It looked like I hit him with a chainsaw.

He dropped less than 50 yards away, and he was dead when he went down.

I'm very happy with the killzones.

Were you using the xbow version or the regular version? Coc tip or Trophy tip? I bought mine before the xbow version came out and got the Trophy tip.

 

Were you using the xbow version or the regular version? Coc tip or Trophy tip? I bought mine before the xbow version came out and got the Trophy tip.

Here is the product link:
http://newarchery.com/products/mechanical/killzone-crossbow-92/

I used the 100 grain (part number 60-814)

 

Here is the product link:
http://newarchery.com/products/mechanical/killzone-crossbow-92/

I used the 100 grain (part number 60-814)

Thats the new crossbow version with the Cut On Contact tip.I dont think they make the crossbow version with the Trophy tip which is a sharp pointed tip. Thanks.

 

Does the NAP spitfire have to be the crossbow version. I cant find the nap spitfire crossbow brodhead. I found the nap spitfire 100gr. Would those work. Also i was looking at the rage crossbow BHs. They come with a practice head. Anybody have experience with them? Good? Bad?

 

Does the NAP spitfire have to be the crossbow version. I cant find the nap spitfire crossbow brodhead. I found the nap spitfire 100gr. Would those work. Also i was looking at the rage crossbow BHs. They come with a practice head. Anybody have experience with them? Good? Bad?

I used the Rage xbow head on a Red Fox last season seamed to work well but I saw a very bright spark upon impact with the Fox when the blades opened.I have read about the blades cracking on them as well.I have used the regular Rage 2inch heads with good results.I could not see any difference in the regular head and the xbow head except for blade size.Some say the orings are stronger or the notch in the blades are deeper but I see no difference.I think they come with shock collars now or you can get them for all Rage heads I believe so it doesn't matter.I have not shot the spit fires because they dont come with a practice head.I have read that the practice head that they do sell fly's different from the real thing. I like the Killzones by NAP.I just have the regular version with the trophy tip.I will probably try the xbow version next season.

 

I was using the Barnett 125 grain x-blades, same as a trufire 3 blade switchblade expandable. No deer I shot went more than 20-30 yards. Very Accurate.Down to 1 left so I bought the Grim reaper xbow razor tips in 125 grain. Bought these because they came with the practice head and the naps did not. 2 shots and the practice head broke. Emailed Grimreaper- 2 days later new one at my door. Great customer service! Practice head flies like my field points. I won't shot anything that doesn't. I will let you know how the grimreapers do in a hunting situation.

 

I used the Rage xbow head on a Red Fox last season seamed to work well but I saw a very bright spark upon impact with the Fox when the blades opened.I have read about the blades cracking on them as well.I have used the regular Rage 2inch heads with good results.I could not see any difference in the regular head and the xbow head except for blade size.Some say the orings are stronger or the notch in the blades are deeper but I see no difference.I think they come with shock collars now or you can get them for all Rage heads I believe so it doesn't matter.I have not shot the spit fires because they dont come with a practice head.I have read that the practice head that they do sell fly's different from the real thing. I like the Killzones by NAP.I just have the regular version with the trophy tip.I will probably try the xbow version next season.

Forgot to mention the killzones come with a practice head that fly's the same as the real head.

 

The killzones are the ones i was looking at. I seen they come with a practice head which is a plus. I would still like to know if the spitfirehas to be the crossbow version

 

No the spitfire does not have to be the cb version. I was using the 100gr spitfire and was very satisfied with it. I switched this season to the Nap 170gr due to hogs invading our lease. So far I am satisfied with them although the drop after 40yds is fast. As for blood trail, I find that ground level pass thru shots do not give you a good blood trail as bleeding is more inside. Tree stand shots give you a blood trail a blind person could follow.......Poindexter

 

Spitfire max deadly!

 

Harvested my second deer this weekend with the killzones. Same result as the first. Excellent penetration, massive blood trail, accurate flight. The deer did not get very far after it was hit. Very satisfied with them.

I shoot the 100 grain crossbow version with my Recruit, it is a deadly combination.

 

Well guy's I have went from the rage broadheads to just only the swackers. Man these swackers are deadly. So for every deer I have shot with the swackers have only went 10 yards and leave a massive blood trail.

 

NAP Spitfire's only way to go.

 

I've used Spitfires for several years but after a fail a couple weekends ago I've come back to a fixed blade and am now using Slick Tricks. I had to adjust my scope for them but they group like crazy.

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