BS 3-Blade Broadheads

These broadheads fly straight and hit hard. I used them for bow hunting deer and was really impressed with the penetration and accuracy. Blades are sharp out of the box and held up well after the shot.Easy to screw in, no wobble, and they grouped tight with my field tips after a quick tune. For the price, you really can’t beat this 12-pack. I’ll definitely be buying more for next season.

Well built, inexpensive plinking broadheads for varmint, small game. One tenth the price of brand names.

No broadhead or mechanical is going to fly just like a field tip. You put a different tip on your arrow it's gonna fly different. every time. It sucks but that is just how it is. So... What do you do about this? Well clearly you have to practice with the broadheads you plan on hunting with. Now if you are a millionaire I suppose you can spend 20 dollars per tip all day long and not worry about it, but I cant afford to be practicing with expensive fixed broadheads and breaking mechanical broadheads all day long. That is where these come in very handy. I can buy a few dozen for the price of 3 "premium" broadheads and then i can go to the range and set my block up and get my bow dialed in perfectly. It doesn't matter if a end up dulling and breaking a dozen of them, they are cheap. after i get the bow dialed in and perfect I can throw out any that are messed up and know that when I am hunting the arrow is gonna fly exactly how it did when i was at the range. shot placement is ten times more important than the quality of the broadhead. so sure. they may not be of the highest possible standard and you can certainly do better. but unless you plan on spending hundreds if not thousands of dollars smashing your fancy broadheads into a target this is the way to go. You can practice without hurting your wallet too bad and when the animal walks by you have confidence that you can put the arrow right where you want it.

Build quality is lacking. Only last one shot but for money I'm not complaining. Worked like they said they where going to.

Excellent product

Nice n sharp

Terribly disappointed in these broadheads. The threads and ferrules were misaligned and not on the same central axis. This caused the arrows to take unpredictable flightpaths which were as much as 12” off the target in opposite directions at a distance of 30 yards. That’s a total variation of 24”. Field points from the same bow using the same arrow shafts and shot by the same archer consistently land within a 6” circle at 30 yards.

I’m a sports kind of guy… nice