Grim Reaper BroadheadsGRIM REAPER 1824 Razorcut SS Whitetail Special 2" Cut 3 Blade 100 Grain Broadheads – Durable Stainless Steel Arrowheads for Hunting and Crossbows

LOVE these broadheads and will never use anything else, unless I have no choice. I have been using these for approximately five seasons now and have had excellent luck with them. They are for a compound bow that shoots at least 65lbs, so if you are under that, these may not perform well for you. I have had blood at impact site with every deer I have harvested with these heads. I highly recommend if you are looking for a good mechanical broadhead. As a side note if you do purchase these, the blades close back up after exiting the deer, if your arrow passes through of course. Exit holes are normally the size of a tennis ball. They really are a lot of fun to use. Helps make a marginal shot a lot more lethal.

I had been out and up in my stand a few times with no luck. Then, one sunny Saturday early afternoon, I spotted a deer in the back yard. I grabbed my bow and went out on the basement patio. The deer was thoughtful enough to mosey over and stand in front of a block target I had shot hundreds of times from where I was standing. It was 30 yards out and nigh impossible to miss. With my Outlaw, I loosed a Reaper SS tipped Mayhem 350. It passed through the deer and in to my block target. The deer jumped a couple times while attached to the block by the arrow. The block and arrow dropped off, the deer ran 40 yards in to the woods and stopped in a ravine. It left an easy to track blood trail.Now, understandably, you may harbor skepticism about the veracity of this tale, so I have uploaded a couple of pictures. See the pictures of the aforementioned arrow in the block target in the "Product Images from Customers" section for this broad head.I can state that, in this case, the Grim Reaper Razor Cut SS Whitetail Special 2-Inch 3 Blade, 100 Grain mechanical broad head fully opened in the deer. The blade cuts in the block target prove that.I just hope that next season; more deer will stand in front of my target....

Amazing broad heads. The devastation and trauma Caused is amazing. I shoot 70# draw and shot a quartering buck at 40 yards. Entered just in front of right hindquarter and exited low behind the left front shoulder. Complete pass through. Arrow was sticking in some soft mud.Here’s the important part. When you pull the arrow / broad head out of the ground or anything that gives a little resistance the broad head will close and give you the impression that it didn’t open. These broad heads are designed to fall out of animals on shots that don’t pass through this allows more blood to escape the animal.I hit low and did a modified Texas heart shot. The lack of blood was troubling. I can tell you that the lack of blood and amount of trauma actually inflicted did not add up. The actual trauma caused was insane. Regardless the deer didn’t get far and left half of himself along the way.Reusable and no collar needed. Recommend these to anyone.

been shooting grim reapers for awhile they shoot out of my bow great with a 400 spline arrow.

Wound channels!! Have run GR since 2003 and haven’t looked back. These heads punch though like nothings there.

Finally got to try these on my crossbow (have installed on my compound and my crossbow, but first shot out on the crossbow). Hit a 4-pointer right in the chest and went all the way through. He ran about 30 yards and dropped fast.These are definitely weird - just like other reviewers said, when I picked up the bolt, only one of the blades was out. I was a little miffed, but when I looked inside the deer's chest, I noticed a perfect triangle where all 3 blades and entered and exited the animal.With such great results, it will be hard to consider another broadhead. I also love talking about hunting with anyone who will listen and found a couple other users of this product, one of which is a local archery store owner who said that he tells his customers that if the deer runs more than 100 yards, he'll give them their money back. I can see why...

I shoot a high power bow 300 ft./s with the 405 grain arrow and I use these broadheads on the back of my life through the long down through the liver quartering to me I was extremely impressed with the blood trail and the animal was wobbly before it even made it to the tree line a great Brodhead for deer However I would not recommend any mechanical broadheads for moose or elk their bones are too strong and the Brodhead will shred and fall apart but it’s perfect for deer

These broadheads are completely devastating. I've bought these for this season after a failed kill with another brand. I had a great 17 yard shot on a nice buck and couldn't pass up the opportunity to try this broadhead out. Slight quarter away and put a good shot on him. He kicked immediately so I knew he was going to die, but... I had no clue he would run 15 yards and pile up. Watch them drop is not just a slogan, it's pretty literal. No tracking needed. Opened him up while field dressing and cut the liver, lungs, and heart. The hole in the lung showed me the how great these open up and destroy vitals for quick, ethical kills. My friends and family had recommended them to me and I am hooked to these heads. Highly recommend to anyone who has the proper setup to push these into a deer.

Not sure about these yet.I used them to hunt Turkey and they did the job however they didn't open. It went through the bird without expanding.I realize that these are meant for deer but I thought they would have worked well for Turkey too. Perhaps the Turkey skin/muscle isn't firm enough to open the blades. I haven't had a chance to try on a Deer yet. I hope they will do their job.

Doesn't work

Blades do no seem to be very sharp in comparison