Archery Broadheads 150 Grain Traditional Hunting Arrow Head for Compound Bow,Pack of 6

These will do what an arrow does, But I feel they are a little dull for hunting, as a humane or ethical hunter these should not be used on anything larger then a squirrel. But we have a blast shooting them around the yard with the family!

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These don't feel very sharp, it the do appear to be sturdy. I wouldn't hunt with them, but they look like they'll serve my purposes nicely. Very well worth the low price I paid.

They are defintely cool looking. If you looking for precision these are not for you. I was looking for medieval looking and varmit killing tips, so i am happy. They are not real sharp and probably will not take an edge when sharpend, but I expected that.

Nice quality great pricing fast shipping

I either a need to tune down my bow or stand back at a further distance. These tips go straight through my target. I'm glad i'm able to pull my arrow out without bending it.

These are very small and NOT suitable for big game, medium game, or turkey hunting. They are, however, very accurate and fly like field points. If I suddenly entered the TWILIGHT ZONE and found myself in an unfamiliar forest or a jungle with my bow, hunting knife, and a quiver of arrows with only field points, it would be a nice surprise to find some of these in my pocket. If I had to shoot a large animal, these would certainly penetrate deeply, and the three blade edge (sharp OR dull) would make a nastier wound channel and have more secondary killing ability than a field point would, but I would feel sorry for the animal. It should have been a full-sized razor sharp broadhead. Speaking of 'sharp', I am going to throw this at you. Catch it. These little broadheads are novelties. They are made of cheap, low grade metal. They are near impossible to sharpen significantly. Seriously. As for hunting, I would consider coyotes as big game for these tips. They would be great for rabbits, grouse, varmints, and such, and just because they are target accurate and sort of like deluxe magnum field points. As for value, these should be sold in packages of 25 for the price they are asking for 6. That being said, I will buy these again because they are nice to have around, but repeat after me: NOT FOR BIG GAME! If you are new to bowhunting and are looking for broadheads for deer and other big game--there are plenty of them out there.

With a little tuning on the stone, these are like razors. The steel is very hard. Same weight as hunting points.