Rage Chisel 3-Blade Broadhead 100Gr 1.5in. Cut 3pk 30100

These sure fly pretty well. "Just like a field point" is pretty accurate. This picture is with the practice tip that these come with and it was my second shot ever at 30 yards. The first one was with a field point and it was about that same spot. 20 yards was just as accurate, if not more. For now, thirty is about my max (I tried 40 with a field point and spent 45 minutes looking for my arrow so I didn't want to try with the practice tip yet).They're pretty light and easy to screw on and off the arrow without a wrench, and it seems easy enough to change the blades out. The blades themselves were a little thinner/lighter guage than I was expecting, but I guess that could make for a better cut? The chisel tip looks nasty; I would hate to get hit by that...The only downside I could find was when I put them in my quiver. Trying to stuff the tips into the foam caused the blades to open up. I haven't tried using the shock collars yet so that might be the fix.I didnt see any elk on my hunt (only a ton of deer... Go figure) so I can't say how much carnage they deliver but I imagine that they would shred a deer to pieces.I picked these because i like the design of them opening up by sliding back on contact instead of folding out and then back. There's almost no way that these wouldn't open because there's nowhere else for the blades to go. Obviously, fixed-blade would be the most reliable but I seriously did not tune anything different switching from field points to these.I couldn't find anything about what exactly came in the pack. I got three broadheads, a practice tip, and a little baggie with extra o-rings and shock collars.Pretty good buy and I would do this purchase over.

This broad head is amazing. I shot a moose from 39 yards and it did some damage. I put a second arrow in it and the moose dropped. It ran 25 yards from the first shot. The blades will fall out when hiking in i recommend buying the plastic keepers, worth it!. Plus the practise head flies the same as the real ones.

Shot three turkeys with these within 2 minutes and it dropped two of them in their tracks, no questions asked. The third was shot with the first broadhead and still penetrated but didn't bring it down so not reusable. Further, the blades will randomly pop out sometimes but just pay attention and it delivers in penetration, accuracy, and damage.

Shot a nice deer with these this last season. One of the blades did not deploy. Arrow was perfect for a double long shot. Instead, I got awful penetration, only lacerated one lung, and ended up having a pretty lengthy recovery.Huge entry hole, no doubt about it. BUT not having that blade deploy clearly affected the performance.

The best mechanical broad head I have used to date. My only gripe is that they are a one use broad head. If a fired arrow hits anything other than flesh the blades bend and dull to the point that they are not usable.

Didn’t show up as sharp as other rage broad heads I’ve purchased before

These things flew exactly like my field points no adjustments needed it hit dead on and opened every time. I did not use the shock collar either just the o ring and it worked great. The practice tip is nice to have as well. Shot out of my Bear TRX32 at 70# with Beman ICS Hunter Pro 400 8.1 arrows.

This is my 4th or 5th year shooting rage broadheads. Great products, so much better than the old front deploy mechs of just 15 years ago. hit what you're shooting at properly & the trail is very short. They fly like my field points, which at almost 300fps is amazing compared to the old fixed blades. Tuning for them is incredibly easy just a few turns on the sight dials & im good.