sounds rather interesting
http://www.ragebroadheads.com/guarantee.html

I would love to know haw that works so I can get my money back. I am sure you have to go through all kinds of BS and then have the original reciept and probably have the hunt videotaped.
I never found my doe from opening weekend. There was a huge blood trail that I followed for about 200 yards through tall grass, but I never found her. As if that wasn't dissapointing enough, when I took the rage 2 blade off and tried to clean it under running tap water the hole thing fell apart. The blades and roll pin were just sitting in the sink. They have replacement parts, but I wouldn't expect it to just fall apart after one shot. The next one I shot was at a coon that I also never found. When I retrieved the arrow the only thing there was the head with no blades. I guess it just fell apart also.

I shot two deer with the three blades and when I went to put new blades on them the cut on contact head screw stripped on three of them. Then to top that off the piece of ferrule that holds the pratice blades on the pratice pratice head completely broke off. I packaged them up and sent them to Rage. They shoot great, but maybe I should of kept using my Montec g-5s. Replacing the blades are a pain in the rear!!!

Must be the El Campo animals that ruin them. That's where I shot mine.

The Rage broadhead sucks!

I just bought a package of them today, I guess I will take them back tomorrow

Make your own judgment.I had a blade on one of the 3 blade broadheads deploy as it left the bow,enough to make me not use them again.

I love the Rage broadheads. I have seen recovered animals with bad shots that wouldn't have been recovered with any other broadhead. They are wicked on deer. As with any shot, if you have a good shot then they will take the deer down quickly. If it's a marginal shot then I would take the Rage over any other broadhead.

Last deer I shot with the rage only went about 40 yards. Since I switched to shooting faster bows I have had zero complaints about the rage.

Wish yall agreed, was going to get some today

Give them a try, I have been very happy with them, I have not had a deer run more then 25' after the shot. Blades are easy to replace.

I shot a deer a couple of weeks ago with the Rage 2 blade. It had a clean pass through and the deer did not go more than 20'. I recovered the Rage and cleaned it up a bit. I did have to replace the rubber grommet and sharpen the blades. The only apparent dammage is a very small "nick" in one of the blades where it must have either hit a rib or a rock after passing through the deer. I'm going to put it back into service, but I may save it just for varmints to be on the safe side.

i was shooting one from a new package for zero and it flew erratically. upon inspection the cut on contact tip was not in straight. Same for the other 2 in the package. it could be fixed with hex screw but had I not noticed it would have been a missed deer

I have shot them for 3 years and have killed (I think) 9 deer with them now. Never had any trouble with them at all.

-john

Yes, they fly great, but I just hated trying to replace the little screws and blades. Than, A few of my screws stripped out. Also, as uncle_teddy was saying I had funny flight, but noticed the cut on tip was'nt stright from factory. Once I fixed it they shot great. I killed two deer this year and they went down fast. Even the three blade makes one heck of a cut. I'm shooting a pse Dreamseason 73# with axis 340's moving at about 304 fps. That is a 425 grain arrow with the broadhead. Her is my buck I killed with the rage this year!! It's a closup were you can see the extra points!!! Ihit him a little far back, but I must of destroyed his liver cause he did'nt go 35 yards. He was shot at 52 yards. I pratice out to 60 several times a week.

When you shoot game with them, I've found they work fine.

However (and theres always a however) when just walking around with an arrow nocked, if you brush the broadhead against just about anything (grass, twigs, etc...) they will expand very easily, and for the life of me, I cant get them to go back together and stay together. Once they've flopped open, I cant get them to go back and stay back.

Where do you hunt in El Campo, Rem788. We've been seeing some pretty nice bucks around Wharton county. People are finally letting the deer get some age!!!

About 1 mile west of FM 1300 and 1160. It is family owned land. I agrre with you there. We had some people leasing a property 1 mile south of us and they were killing everything they saw and inviting family members to do the same. Luckily we talked to the landowner and he got rid of them and got a new guy a couple of years ago. My father in law has been seeing some pretty good 8's and 10's for the area.

I've been wanting to try the three blade rage. Anyone wanna swap a couple of 2 blade for a couple of 3 blade to experimant with.

I sent two Rage broadheads in, because the cut on contact tip screw was stripped and one of my pratice broadheads ferrule broke. The whole piece broke off where the blade was being held on. I just put them in a envelope with a little letter of what happened. I did'nt even call them; I got the address off their website. About a week later I got a package in and opened it. It was a brand new package of 3 blade Broadheads with the pratice head. They gave me an extra head!!! I've learned when the screws get barely tight thats enough!!!!