Grim ReaperX-Bow Mechanical Broadhead Razor Cut 1 1/2-Inch 3 Blade, 125 Grain

My husband is an avid deer hunter here in the Midwest, and swears by these broadheads. He’s tried multiple other brands, but always comes back to these. Now that my son is joining in the hunting fun we are doubling up on our purchase of these on a yearly basis. We find they have good accuracy and are very durable. They both tag out every season so I say they do the job well.

This crossbow broadhead design is above all that I have seen and studied. No "O" rings to replace. The layered looking tip and blades are very strongly constructed. I just changed from a popular fixed one that failed to penetrate a solid quartering shoulder shot on a 150 class 8 pt. buck last season. It just bounced off about 5 yds. after impact and snapped the arrow in half. The tip was flattened and looked like it hit a rock and 2 of the 4 blades broke at the shaft. I expect this one will do the job. I am shooting a 350 FPS Xbow.Update Jan. 30, 2017: I finally shot this broadhead at a fully grown doe at 10 yds. from a ground blind. The arrow speed was calculated to be less than 1/10th of a second upon impact based on crossbow rating of 350 feet per second. The shot was broadside with the entry point right behind the shoulder. It was a complete pass through in the top of the heart. There was no blood trail and the deer ran 100 yds. and dropped. I found the arrow intact buried under the heavy grass with the broadhead blades CLOSED! I could move them easily with my finger so they were not jammed; they just did not open. I'll let you be the judge but I am getting something different. They probably will work on a slower speed xbow.

The product works well, dose its job the way it's advertised. But feel its expensive for 3 useable heads and one Un-needed practice head that is no different then field tips and also only rips up the target. I say sell the extra useable head for the same price making it four in a pack and sell practice heads in a cheaper pack. It also make since cause when ranging your bow you would want to take 3 or more shots of the same tips/heads not two field tips and one dud tip

This is a very good mechanical broadhead it flies like my field point and is very well constructed without having to use any bands.

these are amazing broadheads. i was not sure of a mechanical. i shot a 6point from 22yards and a doe from 5yards. both went less than 10yards. massive blood loss and blood trail. i shoot a darton serpent.i have watched alot of you-tube and read reviews. i will order more of these just for spares. enjoy and good hunting.

this is my initial review rating. I bought these because I was having deer double lung shot run 150 yards from another brand. My buddy said he uses Grim Reaper broadheads for the crossbow. I paid extra for second day mail, spun them on Sat night- Boy they look awesome with that from cuting on impact blade! My bow is dead on 20,30,40 yards as I checked it with field points. Needless to say this morning SUnday, I went out and had 2 shots. I missed the first at 25 yards and it was low light of daybreak-didn't see the bolt fly. But at 7:45 am I had a doe standing at 35 yards. I shot using the 30 and 40 yard pins, with a rest, only to completely miss! I saw the bolt going 385 fps do a corkscrew clockwise. The doe came ithin 20 yards afterward, then walked across the woods, only to be spooked and come walking back under my stand- too bad I didn't load another bolt because I had zero confidence in this broadhead. I will try the heads on my target and see how they do there

I was very impressed by the proformance of the broad head. I bought one set for my Excalibur crossbow. Killed my first 150 lb hog. Dropped it on its track. I decided to buy another set for next year. Would recommend it to other achery hunters. Very pleased.

These things are great! I shot a doe this year with one and the wound channel was impressive. She only ran about 20 yards then dropped. Only gave it 4 stars because one of the three fins broke off when it went through the deer and/or when it stuck in the ground. Replacement blades are available but expensive.