My buddy and I stopped at a archery shop today and grabbed a pack to check out. They were hitting all over the place. Some as far off as 8" at 30yds. Shot some slick tricks and exodus from the same distance and grouped them all very tight. I believe they would do some serious damage if you could hit anything with them. They were cutting massive holes in my block target. Seemed to penetrate about the same depth as the other heads into the target. After five or ten shots i quit shooting them due to how bad they were tearing up the target. I may tinker with them later on and see if i can get some consistent groups. Really want to see what they will do on an animal.

That is a mean looking Broad-head! Looks like it would create a nice hole to bleed from!

Gruesome.

I'm feeling them for sure for sure at 20 yards but no further....I will be shooting reigns any things past 20 but the slicks and exodus are awesome.

Hmmm, I just bought some but have not shot them yet. I may return then without shooting then based in your experience. Sure do like the wound channel though, otoh doesn't matter if it doesn't fly properly...

Ones I shot flew great I just don't trust the penetration

+1 Yeah! 3 nice holes!

This would be my concern as well. Against a whitetail though, maybe it don't matter. They're not very tough.

A friend of mine was testing them out yesterday they seemed to group good, they just shot about 8-10" higher than field points at 30 yds. But they will destroy a target in a short time! He also does broadhead trading, so if you want to try a few you can trade different types of broadheads with him. He has a new hunting website THE HUNTING GAME .COM go check it out. Go to the forum section its under the weapons and ammo classifieds. His screen name is" Trey aka Billy" send him a message and he can get you some toxic's to try out.

I tried them and the fly like darts. They also penetrated very comparably to my other broadheads. I'll try them.
Good luck this morning gents.

There's no way I'd shoot that into a whitetail.