Y-Series 125 Grain

Great service, great price! Easy to sharpen and they fly just like field tips! Hoping to put one into an elk soon! Will update!

Personally I do like the design because it does fly very well and makes a great wound channel. But my 2 biggest set back are the 100gr and 125gr versions. Having a brass color as the 25gr addition to be able to use the same head between 100gr and 125gr. BUT... the collar does not fit over a xbow bolts so you have to run it as a 100gr. So I'd much rather see a 25gr stainless shim so there is no fitment issues between regular arrows and xbow bolts. Also the sharpening side of things I have sharpened 4 sets of these for myself and other people and the issue was consistent. The factory edge is very noticeably dull and the filing plane was quite inconsistent which adds in the lack of sharpness. Once I leveled out the filling plane to get consistent cutting edges then I was able to get the very sharp. Personally I'd love to see a company make this same design in a high quality carbon steel because you can get carbon stay sharper as well as having better edge retention. Steels such as A2 or A1 tool steel and 8Cr13MoV are great alternatives which produces are more durable and sharper broadhead and have a much higher Rockwell rating. But in all fairness these heads for the price as hard to beat. So as a consumer I really appreciate that. But I do hope you consider my intelligence on the carbon steel versions as an addition to broaden your line up. I'd be more than happy to hear back from you! Good luck huntin!!

Flies great with my field points!

Blades are very nice well made but are only 100 grain the 25 grain weighted collars I was sent fit your 4 blade broad heads so being so close to hunting season I set them up for my spare bow and had to order my normal 125 grain exodus this is a common error my brother purchased same heads same scenario fix that and you have a clear winner and repeat customer thank sincerely Mr Brian Hines

Great service, great price! Easy to sharpen and they fly just like field tips! Hoping to put one into an elk soon! Will update!