Archery Broadheads, 3PCS 4 Fixed Blade Turkey Hunting Broadheads 200Gr Arrowhead Stainless Steel Bow and Arrow Hunting Tips

Liked out of the bag. Will have to see how they perform out in the field.

Very heavy broadhead, seemed accurate at short range, difficult to target shoot with paper the blades break off when impacting back stop , they even broke off when I used grass as my back stop. Very sharp out of the packaging, haven't hunted yet with them.

Good product

Liked the case they came in. Very worth the money

Literally a one use tip. Don't even try to use one for target practice, you will be one shot if you do, the blades are cheap, barely penetrated a FOAM target and broke one blade,Will NOT buy again

Shoot out of a low poundage set up. 50-60 lb draw. Use a stiff spine arrow.. I use an arrow with turkey feathers because they fly better. The trick to tuning these broad heads is to shoot into a pillow from 20 yds. Don't shoot into foam... You'll destroy your purchase.

Needed a longer arrow

My 17 year-old son bought these to hunt turkey's with. He is an excellent archer and was super excited to hunt with these. The challenge is you can't really "test" this type of broadhead. It's a 1 shot product. When this thing hits the ground or whatever you are shooting at, it's pretty much done. The blades get all bent.So my son bought some 200 grain field points and got them sighted in. (He shoots 2" groups at 40 yards all day long.) Then he put these on and went hunting. He came back extremely frustrated. He had missed multiple shots at 15-20 yards. And he missed by 4 feet he said.We put one on and shot it in our backyard to see what was going on. It hit 4' high! We retrieved it and he shot it again. This time about 3' right.So if you plan to hunt with this thing, just realize you are going to have to get lucky! You may as well close you eyes when you are shooting as the arrow is now going to go anywhere but where you are aiming!