Hunting Broadheads 3 Blades Archery Broadheads 100or125 Grain 12PK Screw-in Arrow Heads Arrow Tips Compatible with Traditional Bows and Compound Bow Archery Hunting

If you're using a crossbow that propels at 400 ft per second or faster these things were accurate to 50 yards and would break bones and not damage the broadhead I felt three tags this year with them

These broadheads are very well made.Took my first Xbow shot on a doe, and she expired within one minute of the quartering shot.Tells you a lot about how quick they dispatch your animal. Reduction in stress and pain should be important.

The media could not be loaded. The 3 blade 125 grain broadhead is pretty much a copy of the Snuffer broadhead. While being a welded and decent strength head they will sometimes break hitting bone. Fair accuracy for a fixed blade, but a few per dozen will FAIL the "SPIN TEST". If you are looking for an affordable deep penetrating broadhead that's affordable, get these.

blades are sharp and the broad heads themselves appear to be well made..

I was super hopeful about these extremely affordable broadheads. Unfortunately, the construction is poor and the design is not from someone with hunting experience. The tips are barely pointy, let alone sharp and multiple of the broadheads have loose blades. The blades do seem to be sharp, but I worry they won’t fly true and may fall apart on contact with an animal.

Well made, balanced and very sharp. Not too heavy either. Overall very satisfied.I believe a turkey or other difficult-to-love animal could be made into a lovable soup with the help of these hunting tips.

Good broadheads. Looks like they could really do some damage

Honestly 12 broad heads for under 30 bucks Is a steal. I have shot them on soft targets such as hay bails rope targets foam archery targets detergent bottles and even some wood they helped up alright on the soft stuff but once it came to the harder targets they bent but didn't break so that was a plus they appear as some sort of muzzy clone but I honestly don't mind they were great not to sharp however so that's a concern aswell as they were just shy of 100 grains they came out to be pretty much a uniform 94 grains but other than the 2 issues I see no reason these cannot be used to hunt with or just to practice with I love them