Broadhead question

[AlwaysChasinTailNHorns]

I run a 150g broadhead and was wanting to know if anyone had any experience with the micro Hades by Grim reaper? They make a 4 blade cut on contact head in 150g and I’ve heard this head flys really well from a lot of compound shooters, I know it’s not your usual trad head but I do like the bevel angle on the tip and the sharpness of the tip. From research this head is scary sharp, small ferrule leading to good flight, and the 4 blades gives it a lot of cutting surface. Just throwing it out and wanted to know if anyone has any info or experience with it, thanks.

 

[bowhuntercoop]

That’s Joel Turners go to head. They do well outta stick bows.

 

[AlwaysChasinTailNHorns]

That’s Joel Turners go to head. They do well outta stick bows.

Interesting! I’ll have to see if I can find some information of him speaking about the head out of his setup.

 

[Beendare]

I don't give much weight to celebrity endorsements....Its telling that a couple of them endorse HECS. Hey, I get it they need to feed their family.

That micro hades is a chisel point, not a COC. A Cut on contact head has a leading edge blade and it makes a difference as just about every guy that actually kills stuff with a trad bow will tell you. Plus those are poor blade angles for a trad bow- I wouldn't shoot it.

3 Rivers used to have the video of Dale Karcher pushing the different heads through a hide. He showed how a chisel point has much more resistance vs a COC....worth a look.