Thorn Archery HPX Broadhead 2 Blade 100 gr. 3 pk., Purple

Nice and accurate even didn't know it went through the mesh on ground blind 3 time and hit the target perfectly till later I saw 3 whole in the mesh lol but the blade only opens on impact on the animal which was amazing experience

These tips including the brass collar are just a few grains different then my field tips. These were suggested for use on my Ravin R-20 Crossbow.I love the fact that you can sight these in just as you would a field tip in that placing the plastic spacer between the head and body doesn't allow the head to compress and extend the blades.I sighted them in at 20 yards and adjusted cross-hairs to match the point of aim and point of impact. once done tested again at 50 yards and all shots were with in 1/2 of each other.last season I got 2 deer with these tips and they are in great shape to use this season.Highly recommend especially if you using the Ravin line.Very easy to clean once used, use the tools that Thorn suggests to clear the sheer pin and place another sheer pin in its place. That easy..PS/.. if you using a crossbow with hi velocities make sure your using a block that will accept those faster bolts.the first block I used sometimes allowed the heads to expand event though the practice clips were in place.

Quality product and quick delivery.....everything seamless. Price was also competitive.

I shot a doe at 20 yards and these broad heads never opened up. Horrible blood trail due to it and it cost me finding the doe till the next morning bc of how horrible the blood trail was due to blades not opening.

using the air saber arrow rifle at 25 yards, these proved to be outstanding. three shots in a row by three different shooters all went in the same hole. the zero was only off by a half inch from the standard 100 grain field tip. we also tried a fixed three blade broad head. it was off by seven inches from the field point. these might be a little pricey but if you want to hit it you better get it.

Hey, I don't usually have a lot to say but had to this time. These heads are worth their weight. I received them last week, a day before my weekend hunt. Spent about 30 minutes shooting them from my R20 to 60 yards as that's as all the further I could practice. All shots with the broad head were within 1 inch of my field tips and I don't think I'm that good! Assembled, put on shaft and shot, that simple.Anyway, on Saturday afternoon, with one shot at 48 yards, the 8 point that walked out behind the doe never knew what just hit'em. I still can't find the arrow, but that buck only went 25 yards over a hill and piled up. I've struggled to find the right broad head fixed or mechanical until now. Black bear is next!

I used these broadheads with my Ravin R20 and my Scorpyd Orion Over the past two years and they work perfect! I’ve taken several nice bucks and doe.. most of the time I’ve seen them drop. Never ran more than 30 yards. Always deeply... and to date always re- usable! Can’t ask for better performance than that.

I bought these because of the difference between practice tips and actual broadheads. This seemed like a great solution to practice what you hunt with. In the last two shooting practices one out of thirty shots resulted in a snapped off tip. Too expensive to continue so back to practice tips after zeroing with the broadheads. I plan on continuing to hunt with them but not practicing until I can find a better product. Using crossbow at around 390 fps at 20 yards first day and 30 yards the second weekend into a foam target