Sevr Broadheads 1.5 vs 2.0 : Cutting Diameter Vs Penetration
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2023
- In this comprehensive comparison video, we delve into the intriguing debate of Sevr Broadheads: 1.5 vs 2.0 - Cutting Diameter vs Penetration. We explore the critical factors that make these broadheads highly efficient in the hunting world while examining their distinct differences.
Sevr Broadheads have revolutionized the archery industry with their exceptional design, innovation, and performance. Join us as we analyze the key characteristics of the 1.5 and 2.0 models, focusing specifically on cutting diameter and penetration power.
By examining the cutting diameter of each broadhead, I will uncover how it directly correlates with its ability to deliver devastating wounds and ensure a quick, ethical harvest. Furthermore, we will study their penetration capabilities, determining how the larger cutting diameter of the 2.0 model may impact its ability to penetrate various game animals effectively.
Our expert team conducts extensive tests, comparing the performance of these broadheads in controlled scenarios, evaluating their efficiency in delivering lethal kills, and assessing the associated tracking and recovery efforts.
By the end of this video, you will have a comprehensive understanding of the key differences between the Sevr Broadheads 1.5 and 2.0, enabling you to make an informed decision based on your hunting requirements and preferences.
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Good video and an honest review. I think using two different types of media, first the plastic jug and then a cardboard milk carton might have yielded different results. I've had great success with the 1.75 and next FALL I'll be trying the 2.0 ROBUSTO crossbow heads. If you check out John Lusk, Lusk Outdoors he said that the .175 was the highest-scoring head he'd ever tested!
I think they are a really well built broadhead. I have not used them in a personal level but I know they would be good. I just love G5 Megameats too much to leave them.
Good vid! Not sure if I'll get out this year to bow hunt or not... hope so. 😀
Thank you! I hope you get out there alot this season. Remember some is better then one!
Hope you wer able to make it out bubb.
My friend uses the 1.5 with 100% positive results. One thing he does is really sharpen the little notch where the o-ring rides. He uses those dental latex rubber bands to keep the blades in the closed position during flight. He normally has around 290+ fps off a 70 # draw bow. Results are that everything he shoots has deployed blade cut marks on the entering side at full width. Before he did his modifications there were some hits that showed the blades not fully open. Just saying this trick works great for him anyway. 👍👍
Thats awesome! Gotta do what works for you!
I shoot the sevr 1.5 overall great head and the locking pivoting blades do awesome on game and really keeps deflection in the animals to minimal.. The rage 1.5 that they discontinued with shock collar I believe penetrated better and probably was the best penetrating mechanical I have seen. While not as bad as the rage 2.0 the 1.5 still deflected on game.. Sevrs do take more effort to open then a rage shock collar or even the old school and my personal favorite ones used a rubber o ring..I am going to play with different o rings on the sevr to open more easily.. A mechanically head shouldn’t be rated for both crossbows and compounds with a o ring involved.,
Yessir I agree! Thats good perspective thank you for watching!
Just sharpen the notch on the blades a little.
@@cjr4497 they are definitely sharp enough! They were good quality broadheads.
I have tried that. I am thinking about going the shwacker route and making custom diameter shrink tubing rings to sit down where o ring goes.the shrink tube won’t stretch like the o ring and the blades are plenty sharp to cut it easily..
@@allenr6687 Let me know how that Goes I have swhackers I need to do a video on!
i hate paying for packaging to throw away, i think they could lower the price a couple bucks each with a simple package.
I get what you’re saying, however everyone would be “ sampling “ all the time!
Totally agree. I can’t stand the needless, excessive packaging.
@@n2trkys18 It is like a rubix cube sometimes!
That sevr will beat the pants off the G5 iv shot both and those G5 have some shitty weak blades iv never bent a sevr blade and I shot them through a shoulders hit leg bones and a car hood one time to see just how tough they were. G5 blades bend when they hit fur!!
G5 Are still my favorite however I have never shot a deer with them! I will try them!
Russian nesting dolls are what you were thinking of
Yesss