https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nk...from=R40&_trksid=p3671980.m570.l1311 - good broadheads at lower prices.

I will add my personal preference is avoid 2 blade. 3 or more there is no way the hole can be pressed back together. Never thought about it untill I walked up on a deer a friend of a friend shot a good while before and it got up and took off. Had more than enough time to have been dead was not an easy tracking job. where it layed down had little blood whare it should have had a puddle.

I know people that swear by them but seeing that once on a good hit was enough to get me to avoid them. Maybe a case of they worked great untill they don't? maybe a one in a million happening?

I also went from a 2 blade to 3 blade because I felt the blood trails were better. At one point I was bow hunting 3 states a year and shooting quite a few big game animals.i never felt a 3 blade was worse than 2

Bass Pro’s Blackout.

I bought a 6 pack of broadheads on amazon for $12 a couple years ago. I shot 4 deer with them last year. A couple the year before.

I figure these cheap broadheads counter my unfair advantage from using a crossbow during "archery" season.

I shoot muzzy 100g three blades. They shoot like darts out of our ravins. I buy them in a six pack. Buy extra blades. You can reuse the tip and ferrel but the blades take a beating. The bolts pass through every deer I have hit and the blades seldom survive.

Again magnus, 45 -50 bucks and you can get new ones for free year after year. Made right in kansas as well.

This 1000%. I believe Mike is the owners name. Talked to him on the phone multiple times and he's a good dude. Somebody had a thread on archerytalk years ago that was started by people saying it was terrible for people to use the warranty and take advantage of the company. He posted correcting those people and stating that was exactly what the warranty was for. I've shot deer with the stinger, black hornet, and now the single bevels with zero problems. He even sent me a replacement for a black hornet I screwed up the angle on trying to sharpen with the bleeder blade in which interfered with the blade guide.

I've went back to them in both the crossbow and vertical bows. They just get the job done the best of everything I've used.

Thank you everyone for your advice.

Yep. Mike sohm. He told me most dont use the warranty i buy new ones every other year, warranty the old ones. Shops only a few miles from the house.

Rage broadheads always work for me