Wide Series Broadheads

Sharp and straight

I shot my first elk this year with the wide series 100g single bevel. Boy are the sharp and true. I also have the 100g single bevel, which I also carry in my quiver. My goal was to have a longer range, quieter broad-head and shorter range wider-cut broad head depending on the shot opportunity. I got a broadside shot at 30 yards and the elk didn't make it 20 yards before piling over. If I HAD to criticize anything about this broad-head it would be the noise in flight. Don't get me wrong, I understand ANY vented broad-head will naturally make more noise in flight and thats totally fair. This specific broad head isn't near as loud as others I've shot. That being said, it is absolutely not a reason to stray from this awesome product. I will continue to carry these in my quiver.

Crushes Bears

Just got this 262lbs spring black bear in Saskatchewan with the wide series iron will 100 grain right single bevel on an FMJ Max shaft that I built with the Easton half outs and AAE max hunter vanes. Shooting a 75lbs Mathews V3 at 27.5 draw length with total arrow weight of 480 grains. Total pass through, dented the bait barrel on the opposite side of the black bear. Picked up the broadhead and it’s still sharp as hell and cut thru paper like a hot knife thru butter. The blade is still literally perfect, WILD! Pretty awesome! Thanks so much for the outstanding quality and craftsmanship, any other broadhead that I have tried would’ve been destroyed after hitting the barrel and would’ve been completely unusable. Absolute mess of a blood trail, literal buckets of blood, very short and easy track job.

Great Bear Broadhead

If it wasn’t for the sharpness and overall devastation that occurred by using this broadhead recovery would have been difficult.