Very effective broadhead.

Took my first whitetail buck with these. With this broad head and my carbon express piledrivers, I hit a double lung at 60 yard! I tried fixed blade Excalibur broadheads, Ramcats, and NAP mechanicals broadheads, and they all were either inaccurate, interfered with with my crossbows risers or opened prematurely. The extra strength shock collars worked magic to keep the broadheads tight. Massive wound channel, insane accuracy, and repeatable results!

I bought these for my first Pronghorn hunt earlier this month. Finally got a shot at one on the 4th (last) day. I couldn't get him t stop and I failed to lead him enough and shot farther back than I wanted. No problem, Shot him at 40 yds and he didn't go more than another 20 yds. This broadhead really did its job!!!

Shot a buck at last light. Went through the front leg bone and blew it apart!!! Easy tracking job as the blood trail was outrageous! Blades suffered some minor chips but otherwise are fully intact!!! It's a new age....shoot a Rage....

Took two big bucks in two years,none went farther than 50 yds...just awesome.Wish we could post pictures.

Very Impressed. Two impressive accomplishments I did not expect. #1 My son took my crossbow out to shoot a couple shots for fun, not realizing I had already put the broadheads on. First year trying these, as the past two seasons I was very disappointed with fixed blades. My target was at 40 yards, and the bow shoots about 340 fps. My son did not know the range, and missed the target. My target sits on a folding campfire chair, like we all have. You know, those ones made of the tube metal that fold out from the middle. He hit one of the tubes with the tip, and it bore right into the metal, and this was a tube angling down and away. No deflection at all, just went straight into the tube, all the way up to part of the blades. I was shocked. I couldn't even back it out. #2 A few weeks later I had my shot on a mature doe at 20 yards. Yes, that's pretty close and almost anything should work at that distance. What was impressive is the case that the entry hole was about the same size as the exit hole. With the animal that close, and the bolt going that fast, the blades already deployed the split second that tip hit the deer and the entry wound was almost full width. So you know the whole way through it was fully deployed. The exit wound was the full two inches, and the blades were still so sharp, they even sliced the hide on the opposite side leg as the bolt made the full pass through. Will definitely keep using. Also getting very good accuracy at longer distances. I practice at 40 yards. If i sight in a bolt with the practice tip at 40 yards, the bolt with an actual broadhead will hit the same spot.