Annihilator Katana 100 grain

[Sacpd70]

I recently bought six Annihilator Katana 100-grain broadheads and decided to switch back to a fixed blade after shooting Rage mechanicals. I’m curious what kind of feedback others have on them. I primarily hunt whitetail deer but also head out West every few years for bigger game.

Would appreciate hearing about your experiences — accuracy, penetration, blood trails, etc.

 

[B Harrison]

I started back now hunting this year with a 2015 Elite E32, setup in 2016…..
I ran 100 grain Rage Hypo’s

2 deer
1 doe at 22 yards punched through both lungs and arrow flopped out 10 yards away

1 220 pound plus 10 p at 12 yards
Heart shot, arrow flopped out 2-3 yards away

I don’t shoot deer with a bow at 35 or longer, it’s just not for me. My bow is at 70/29 so I have no concerns with the mechanics in those conditions.

Both deer ran, the buck made it 90 yards into a field, the doe 130 yards then stood for 5-10 minutes before falling.

I have used fixed blades, and really can see no advantage for them on deer if you can hit your mark.

My bow is tuned to the Rages. It’s a hunting tool, and I shoot only enough to be consistent at 20-30 yards…

Hit your mark and the deer will die, the head doesn’t matter that much if using decent stuff.


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[Trial153]

Only one kill. They are tiny, if you can't shoot them well you need to find a different hobby. The entry and exit hole was small, did I mention they are tiny? Blood was sparse, well maybe thats too generous. The deer died in sight, 30 or 40 yards or so.

 

[TheTone]

Friend of mine shot a javelina with one about a month ago. As others have said, they are a tiny broadhead! He did get an impressive blood trail and it was down incredibly fast. Entry and exit holes were bigger than I expected. Shot was quartering to on a bedded pig, entry was below the eye and exit was far side arm pit