Got me sold at the carnage pics, man!!!! But steller review also!!! Thanks 
Dat … Yankee American or Rebel American accent?Awesome info, boyz!!!! Thanks, y'all!!! Hey! Where'd that American accent come from!? LOL
I shot the crap out of these. Just a warning be careful that you don't bump open a blade it don't take much. I found by opening one to the point it might not get noticed. It in fact flew off. So i hand checked each broadhead before loading them.
They do fly very good. The deer i killed with the hybrid truglo. I did this by adding rear blades replacing the small front blades. For a 1 3/4 x 1 3/4" cut. The bucks left a great blood trail.
Why do I feel the urge to go out and buy something after reading your posts? I need to stay off this site,I'm going broke!There are just so many broadheads! And a significant number of really good ones. In a hobby such as hunting with a crossbow, it’s easy to join the chase for the very best of everything: crossbows, arrows, scopes, rangefinders, and not least, broadheads.
As speeds have gone up, combined with the short arrows used on crossbows, many broadheads that have served well on the longer, and former slower vertical bows, just don’t perform well . Long fixed (Thunderheads) and 2-blade (Super Razorheads) are difficult to get to fly accurately.
As Joe mentioned, we almost all , individually, have a relatively low sample sizes from which to make our evaluations. Duke is a notable exception. However, combined, we can possibly get a little better idea of what works well overall. Unfortunately, manufacturing changes (NAP US ->PRC, Slick Trick Jonesboro, AR-> New York -> ?) muddy the waters. I’ve noticed a radical change with the integrity of Spitfires and Doublecross broadheads. I, like many others, have had disappointing experiences with various broadheads and have wanted to find a broadhead that I can just set up camp with and stay there.
I had pretty well decided on the 125g Grizz Trick and the 150g Crossbow Trick, which I consider to be two of the better fixed broadheads ever made. Still, I wanted a little larger cut and the TruGlo Titanium 4-blade entered the picture and hasn’t disappointed. However, I’m not convinced that it is the very best of all broadheads, though it may be. It’s just extremely good and what I’ll use for the foreseeable future. The same with the SWAT crossbow, which will likely be replaced only if an improved version of the same materializes. And the Optimizer and Zeiss scopes. And the Tapp Nation Spynal Tapps.
We can spend and waste a lot of money chasing the latest and greatest. The TruGlo Titanium 4-blade has earned the position of becoming “the” broadhead that I will use for the foreseeable future, just as has the SWAT, Spynal Tapps, Optimizer and quality rifle scopes. For me, the chase is over! At least for quite a while.
All the … silver tongued seductionists ...lol They'll have you besotted with stuff you never knew you needed.Why do I feel the urge to go out and buy something after reading your posts? I need to stay off this site,I'm going broke!![]()
LOL,I was just looking at them myself and saved to my Fav's! Probably be adding them to cart soon....All the … silver tongued seductionists ...lol They'll have you besotted with stuff you never knew you needed.
My Titanium's just showed up in the mail.![]()
Blew through both bucks like they was a sack of air. One was 40 yds the other was close to 50 yds both shot from the ground from a blind. The first buck i watched go down the 2nd ran all 40 yds stood there a few sec then walked out of sight and dies in maybe 15 20 yds.Dude! That sounds wicked!!! Did it still get great penetration though? But I'm wondering if those small front blades are meant to open up bone while starting room for the longer, back, bad boyz come'n through!?