Broadheads and Field Points VS Metal Sign

[msmith@ironwilloutfitters]

Iron Will broadheads are engineered for maximum reliability on once-in-a-lifetime hunts. Our field points are designed for foam.

We want to be upfront about that. Road signs are not a target species. Neither is ballistic gel, cinder block, or plywood.

The best way to test broadhead performance is on actual warm hide, bone and muscle. This provides real data that leads to actionable results that can improve performance.

That said, Bill's been on vacation. So we bought a road sign and had some fun with an Iron Will Field Point, Single Bevel broadhead with bleeders, Double Bevel broadhead with bleeders, and a Buff broadhead (double bevel without bleeders).

Front of Arrow: 25gr. Impact Collar and 25 gr. Iron Will HIT Insert.
Metal Road Sign Depth: .080in.
Shot Distance: ~15 Yards (We didn't actually measure this. Marketing did this test, not Bill).
Bow Draw Weight: 70lb.

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Broadheads and Field Points vs Metal Sign

A unique look at the durability of Iron Will broadheads and field points, as well as the entry hole silhouettes made during pass-through.

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[Billy Goat]

I always wanted one of those elk crossing signs, where did you purchase it?

 

[5MilesBack]

Road signs aren't all that tough. Solid concrete is pretty tough. A head may survive it, but the concrete definitely will survive it.