Carbon Express Broadhead

[SCHOOCH]

Anyone ever see these or shoot them...they look pretty interesting !

http://carbonexpressarrows.com/carbo...lade-broadhead

[L.O.S.T.Arrow]

I like the design...when they first came out they were only in 100 gr...now they have 125gr and would like to try them...although the bleeders are replaceable the main blades will have to be hand sharpened...not something everyone can do properly...

Neil

[3blade]

Seen them used on tv (Canada in the rough), for what they show of course it works great...not so sure how it would balance, seems uneven but I've never tried them. Also, that is a lot of extra resistance with that much cutting surface, I'd want a pretty heavy arrow behind it.

[L.O.S.T.Arrow]

Originally Posted by 3blade

Seen them used on tv (Canada in the rough), for what they show of course it works great...not so sure how it would balance, seems uneven but I've never tried them. Also, that is a lot of extra resistance with that much cutting surface, I'd want a pretty heavy arrow behind it.

Should be next to zero resistance if they are razor sharp...lol

[SCHOOCH]

I have actually never seen them but i also have stuck to the same broadhead for the past few years so when i shop i grab and go LOL..

If anyone has actually used these on a constant basis i would like the yes their great or the don't bother response, hole is a big thing but accuracy is the main thing i care about.

[6.5 shooter]

Wife used them to take an antelope 2 years ago (41# bowtech infinite edge bow) she took him at about 25yds. total pass through ( slightly quartering away). VERY little blood trail, when we opened the buck up, there were very clean wound channels through lungs and the liver (wounds in the liver looked just like the broad head profile) the animal only went about 30 yards before piling up.