#Best 100 grain crossbow broadheads full#
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Not true at all when it comes to the Nitro. Thunderhead Nitro 100 Most people believe that mechanicals are the only option for fast crossbows. This head also received five star reviews from hunters all over the country. Again, like the Slingblade, this head can take the abuse and flies like a laser.

#Best 100 grain crossbow broadheads full#

During the initial testing of this head, we shot 14 full sized hogs out of crossbows in Florida with astounding results. Just like the Slingblade, it’s a USA made product utilizing the sharpest blades in the industry. This is a true four bladed, 100 grain, correct opening mechanical broadhead. No rubber bands, or O-rings are needed on this head. So along with the same 1-7/8″ cut main blades, we add two 1-1/8″ bleeder blades that stay closed with the Spitfire patented spring clip retention technology. It builds on both the Slingblade blade opening principal for the main blade and adds two Spitfire bleeder blades to boot. Spitfire DoubleCross 100 The NAP Spitfire DoubleCross combines two time-tested and proven mechanical technologies into one amazing head. Customers have rated this head 5 stars across the board. If you need 125, then go with the Slingblade 125 crossbow package. If your shoot 100 grain heads, get the standard packaged Slingblade 100. The cherry on top is that this head retails for just $29.99, ten dollars less than most all others. On top of that, it flies as true as any field point, at any distance. Some crossbows now generate up to 160 pounds of kinetic energy! This broadhead is strong enough to take that kind of abuse. Just to keep it all in perspective- a broadhead can go clean through a deer, bones and all, with just 40 pounds of kinetic energy. Along with this amazing ability, these are proving to be some of the most durable broadheads NAP has ever developed. These heads only open when they impact the target. Under acceleration, the blades want to ‘sit back’ into their blade slots which prevents them from opening in flight. It’s an American made 1-7/8″ cut diameter head with a design that absolutely will not open, even at extreme speeds. This is a correct opening, two blade monster that will take any speed your crossbow puts out. Slingblade 100 and Slingblade Crossbow 125 First off, we have the amazing and cost-effective Slingblade broadhead. The question now faced is this – which broadhead will actually work under these extreme conditions? Sure, they all say “crossbow” on the package, but which ones will really get the job done? Let’s take a look at a couple of tried and true performers that really work well with today’s modern crossbow. Along with these incredible speeds comes the ability to reach out farther with greater accuracy and huge amounts of kinetic energy left over for the kill. 350 feet per second, unheard of just a few years ago, is the norm and newly introduced 400-425 fps crossbows are sitting on the shelves right now, ready to go. Crossbow speeds are now truly impressive. On the top of every crossbow hunters’ mind (besides that giant 4-1/2 year-old buck showing up on your game camera), is wondering what broadhead will work the best out of their state-of-the-art crossbow.

#Best 100 grain crossbow broadheads license#

Archery license sales are up, bringing in much needed revenue at the state level and more hunters are out purchasing gear and accessories, which supports the hunting industry and helps keep the sport we all love so much alive. Getting yourself (and your equipment) ready to hunt early is going to be the way to go.Īs you’re probably all aware, crossbow hunting has become red-hot and most states have opened up their bow seasons to let more hunters enjoy the sport.

This year’s rut looks to be earlier than last year with the 2017 ‘rutting moon’ falling on November 4 th, opposed to 2016 being November 14th. Temperatures are dropping, leaves are changing, and hunters all over the country are getting their equipment tuned up and ready to go. The questions are rolling in as the 2017 hunting season is just around the corner.