Every Broadhead We Could Find... Huge Comparison!
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2022
- Some of the opportunities that you get when bowhunting deer are very particular and we aim to help you make the best decision when choosing a broadhead tip to put on your hunting arrow. We also talk situations and shot angles on deer and give examples of what has worked for us at The Element.
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I switched from a fixed blade to the mechanical blade ( Swacker) last season. Dropped a doe in her tracks at 25 yards and a " unihorn" spike at 22 yards. He ran 10 yards maybe and dropped. I'll stick with Swacker. They are normally available at almost every Walmart. Thanks for all the info. Good video. 👍👍✌
Awesome video I liked how you guys showed the options. It wasn’t a one size fits all! Didn’t tried to force one opinion down our throats!
Love the passthrough kills with those expandables! Everyone seems to think you won’t ever get another pass through shot if you shoot a mechanical but I’ve had nothing but positive experiences shooting a 2 blade rage. A great tuned bow is another huge factor in getting good performance out of mechanicals.
Great point!
@@TheElementWildhahaha get it?? 😂
What are you pulling for poundage?
Bigger issue with expandables seems to be shors at an angle keeping them from deploying
This was a cool idea for a video. Thank you. Totally loved this.
I've used the nap spit fire and I think they work good. Now I use muzzy 2 fixed blade and 2 mechanical.
Keep spreading the good word! Best of luck on the upcoming season from small town southern VA
Thanks man! Back at ya💪🏽💪🏽
Good vid. I am trying out the evolution hyde hybrid this year too but am interested in the new vector as well.
Grim reaper whitetails are just devastating.
Schwacker all the way
Nice review. I use the NAP HELLRAZOR fixed blade it is a nice fixed blade head
Awesome video!! From my position in the archery industry, it’s nice to see videos that aren’t cramming one particular opinion down your throat. Grim reapers all the way!
Hahaha! You should try some of Michael’s Toxics.
@@TheElementWild Negative ghost rider
Hey! Stop cramming grim reapers down MY throat!
I have had awesome luck with the qad exodus on durable and good blood trails. I’d love to try grim reapers, afflictors, iron will, sevr, and g5 deadmeats
I’ve been shooting the swhacker forever but them suckers get jacked up after 1 kill . Switched to the g5 montec and they have been working great ! ( less blood though )
Most mechanicals are one shot deals if the ferrel is okay you can replace the blades.
I shoot a lot of deer with swhackers and I've only bent two. One went through both front shoulders of a buck. I shoot the 1.75" black ones because they are a little thicker than the green ones.
I'm surprised there was no 3 blade blade broadhead. Like a qad exodus, g5 montec, or grim reaper micro hades.
I couldn’t find my exodus broadheads from a few years ago. Found them this week and put them into a 1” steel plate for an upcoming video.
I've used Shwacker's for several years and 2 years ago shot a doe from the front coming straight in. It ran about 25 feet. I dang near cut it in half. I sliced through 7 ribs which was just devastating.
Also have used Toxics with fantastic success. I don't have anything bad to say about either one.
Enough draw and weight and an arrow is going to punch through any whitetail.
KISS (Keep it simple stupid) is my mantra in the woods. For that reason a mechanical blade with moving parts just seems counterintuitive. The grizzlystik Maasai 125gs haven't failed me yet on elk or whitetail.
Hello guys good videos on the broadheads . What Quad Exodus or mega meat ot was jack hammer
I use the iron will wide 150g with bleeders. I found it to lose some accuracy at 50 yards. I hunt typically in east Texas. So I may use a dead meat or grim reaper.
Bloodsport gravediggers- the exit with them broadheads are crazy good
I am surprised by the lack of a classic 3 blade replaceable blade or one piece broadheads like the the classic muzzy or NAP thunderheads (I think this one has killed more US white tail than any other) or a snuffer etc.
Those are what most of us who started in the 90's and early 2000's started with.
Understandable. We just didn’t have any in our boxes. I actually plan to use one this year sometime!
@@TheElementWild I think they are much less popular than they were 15-20 years ago, I mostly use 2 blades with bleeders or ulmer's edge style rear deploy mechanicals these days. Still kind of partial to the thunderheads though, they have worked very well for me in the past.
Guarantee rage has more animals put down now vs thunderheads
Goos shot placement and any of them will work
Sevr are the best broadheads I’ve ever shot. Highly recommended
We like’em!
Having shot a ton of different broadheads i agree, these are the best mechanical you can get!
I might be wrong but neither one of you showed a three blade fixed head like a muzzy, wasp ,ramcat many others like a QAD exodus? More deer have been killed with a more traditional 3 blade like a muzzy then all those you have shown combined.
I just bought the new 300 grain big 3 fixed blade single bevel 3 blade. MOAB of broadheads
If you haven't tried Thorn broadheads do yourself a favor and make the switch. They are very reliable and durable, you will get more than one kill out of them and they offer a reblade service for the mechanical heads for when the blade do get dull.
I am a advocate and firm believer in the THORN RIFT 2.2 BROADHEADS & HAVE HARVESTED EVERY DEER 🦌 THIS FAR SO I HAVE NO REGRETS...
That's an old Fred bear razor head and they made some branded for Ted Nugget, that was the nugges favorite broadhead for years, have about ten laying around an old timer gave me. Still a good broadhead If they don't plane on ya
13:07 Most likely no.
3 blade has almost identical wind area from all around the arrow, where as 2 blade has "wings" that can caught wind and unstabilize the flight of the arrow.
Thank you for your video and for taking the time to do your video. I wanted to clerify some facts which you didnot mention. You mention aluminum ferrule but you donot state which kind and there are many kinds alot of which are not good-we use 7075 t6 which is as tough as a mild steel. All of our broadheads have a no hassle lifetime replacement guarantee, you damage one, take a picture and email to us and we replace. Secondly our stinger broadheads are not 3 to 1. The stinger broadhead you had in the video was a 125 gr 4 blade and is 2 inches long(where it sticks out of the arrow) and is 1 1/8th wide. Last you mention vented heads make a noise and in all of our tests we have not found this to be true including the video i have attached. You can take a look at this video which shows it. Take a look at this video by the innovative sportsmen- Thank you again for your video
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Hey y’all, thanks for the reply! No disrespect or misinformation was intentional. We just couldn’t spend a large amount of time on any of the broadheads since we were moving through so many. We actually tried a black hornet a few weeks ago and really liked it. Shot it well and may try it this season. Thanks for watching!
What about black cornets!? Them vortex are some bad dudes !!! One of my favorite mechanicals.
I like the silver flute!
What are the type of broad heads that green arrow uses called?
I have had great luck with mechanical broad heads, fly straight, large cutting area and the animal in many cases can pull them out in case of a bad shot. In a brush or twiggy area I will knock a fixed blade, mechanical for all the rest, I carry both, interesting video
Right there with ya man!
Have you ever tried a cold steel cheap shot
What components you guys using? Those outlets or sleeves look good! What are those?
Those are ethics that came on the old Vector ZMRs. They actually designed a new component that’s even better!
I need the vectors for my trip to South Dakota in September
Getchu some!
Okay you show it later in the video 🤘
💪🏽💪🏽
Has anyone tried blood force x bow broadheads by deadx bow hunting
That Magnus is called a snuffer
Definitely check out THORN ARCHERY BROADHEADS ! THE THORN RIFT 2.2 HAS UNEXPOSED BLADES UNTIL IMPACT AND FLY BETTER THAN FIELD POINTS…
I like them Reapers.
The cut throat is made of high carbon steel which is able to be heat treated And hardened. Which is what every broadhead should be made out of. High carbon steels like a hammer that is made to pound steel is made specifically for certain reasons. Mechanicals are a joke in my opinion and just a way for the industry to make money. If your bow and your arrows are tuned properly it doesn't matter what type of broadhead you shoot off of your bow anywhere from a 100 grains to 300 grains they are all going to fly like lazer beams. Not trying to be insulting but you guys really need to do some serious research on broadheads and bow and arrow tuning.
These are also the same morons that said the string stop from firenock added fps to their bows. You're absolutely right about cutthroat and any other high grade carbon steel fixed blade. I've cut shoulder socket balls off with ironwills. I shoot far forward where these idiots with their mechanicals never would. Aint had a track over 50 yards in years
Sevr broadheads are made with a titanium ferrole, not steel. You could shoot that into a cinder block and it won't break.
Lusk archery adventures did an amazing test with the sevr and that’s what helped me decide what to screw on last year and I’ve been very impressed with them
The expandable versus fixed blade debate. No doubt knowing one's limitations and not taking questionable shots is more important than anything, and of course videos showing amazing shots beyond 40 yards at animals makes everyone think they're a Robin Hood as well, but they're not.
OK...truth time guys. How many animals have you lost with fixed blades and how many with mechanical? Be honest.
So many pros have lost deer to rages.... then any other head
Original Magnus broadheads and they do penetrate really well but the only problem is with them they don't fly very well
Where's the Zeus Broadheads at? yall need to check them out.
That pig shot footage is a perfect example of why I will never use a mechanical again. I don't care how many people say they got a complete pass through with a mechanical, every single time I have shot an animal with one I barely got any penetration. Way too much that can go wrong with them. Fixed blades for life for me.
I'll take the smaller deeper cut
Grim reaper and others use a 4 blade mechanical as well 🤷🏻♂️
Love my 200gn cutthroats
What’s your arrow build?
Last year I shot a 599gn Vector HMR.
This needs to be stressed if you are promoting these mechanicals. New hunters won't know how important momentum is.
I just looked it up it is called the Magnus classic
It looks a lot like the new bear broadheads
The Magnus in a NugeBlade
I've had them grim reapers not open properly when they hit a deer
T Bones g5 mega meat is impressive as well
I might try one this year!
Give some love to the tooth of the arrow broadhead
Y’all heads are getting bigger! 😂
It’s all dem kontracks.
Love watching you boys I'm using both myself as far as single bevel check out crimson talon single bevel there cheaper and built as good or better than grizz stick Massie for 30 bucks
Thanks John!! 👍🏼💪🏽
They're not quality steel
Pretty dang good quality I get it just as Sharp as my grizzly stick haven't killed anything yet but run it through the target 10 times it can still shave a man's face only way I think you'll break it is shoot a pice of concrete or rock I don't know how much quality you need for a deer
That 2 blade Magnus is a Patriot /Ted Nugent Nugent Blade.
I'm a little mad you cut my all time favorite killshot early
😂
U missed 4 blade fixed blades.
We did! Couldn’t find my slick tricks. We’ll have to do a part 2.
Yall forgot 4 blade fixed
I find this stuff facinating.
Shame that bow hunting is illegal here (along with everything else that might be fun)
I’m very disappointed in your presentation. You left the importance of tuning, particularly bare shaft, paper tuning, nock tuning and the importance of broadhead weight in the tuning and ultimate accuracy of the arrow. If you don’t have all these factors determined before you put on a broadhead, IMO, your evaluation of any broadhead has loopholes.
Magnus classic
It's called a chisel tip
For sure it is not your thumbs not at all I have been fighting with my bow for the last 6 or 8 months I'm not even kidding you a lot of it has to do with everything your strange you're timing fixed plate broadheads are very fishing But if you get them down you get your bow dial I mean even your arrow has to be perfectly square and I'm not sure you know low grade broadhead I'm sure you know I agree I'm headed up to no high grade high end broadheads it's I got mine to pound at 50 60 yards
3 blade vented okay
I would like to talk more about your thumbs.
please turn on subtitles in Polish
So much goes into archery it’s not funny. If you are using a lighter faster arrow, fixed single bevel is ideal if you are using a heavier more kinetic energy and momentum mechanical is great. If you are not getting a total pass through with your bow setup you need to change something. There is no reason a modern bow or crossbow is not getting 💯 pass throughs on the toughest animals.
Great point! I don't care what you shoot but make it clear to the 13 year old pulling 35 pounds, bigger cut is not better.
@@km6731 nope not if the bow can’t do it no. Where is it legal to hunt with a 35lb target bow? If there is a place i really see a huge problem with this. Here 45 minimum for vertical and 115 for a crossbow. I would not even advise hunting until you can safely draw 55 lbs. min but thats my own personal opinion the law is 45.
Sevr 1.5 all day
Zwickey, not a magnus….
Nah
every sharp broadhead is good.. shot placement is the key.. when you shot trough lungs every animal is down under 50 yards.. i shoot chinese "copy" of killzone.. cheap and effective..
Killed many a deer with those Vortex. Bad machine.
tylers look like a zwicky no mersey
I thought it was a Zwicky too, but it’s stamped Magnus.
I am not sure what Magnus it is then
@@TheElementWild we made them for ted nugent in the 90's. we also used to make our traditional glue on heads until we sold the tradtional glue on line in 2010.
Lol shooting a pig with a mechanical....... No wonder you didn't find it
Straight to the comments to see what the pros are saying
Wish I can chat with yall on Facebook
You missed 4 blade