Any love for Wasp heads these days

[fulldraw71]

Years ago I had several friends who shot them but these days they are seldom talked about. American made but then again so are all the ones you hear mentioned constantly these days. Is Wasp still an awesome head?

 

[MallardSX2]

I shot wasp camlocs for a long time until
I switched to muzzy.

I think they still produce good broadheads. Like everyone, they follow the fads.

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[fulldraw71]

I shot wasp camlocs for a long time until
I switched to muzzy.

I think they still produce good broadheads. Like everyone, they follow the fads.

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I wondered if it was a fad. There's so many to choose from but I kind of admire Wasp for still being around and American made after all these years. Their fixed lineup looks awesome. I see some of them didn’t fare so well in John Lusks tests but I’m not going to be shooting through a steel plate

 

[Billy Goat]

I shot them years ago, the replacement blades were made right down the road.


Haven't paid them much attention lately, never had problems with them, just got to prefer a thicker replacement blade.


Magnus is another good head that's priced reasonable and made in America since '84

 

[flathead#2]

Seems like Wasps were the first broadheads I bought back in the 80's.

 

[fulldraw71]

Seems like Wasps were the first broadheads I bought back in the 80's.

Yeah they been around a hot minute for sure.

 

[TNKnoxville]

Shot my first whitetail with one!!!!!