BROADHEAD TEST: Which One SPLITS BONE? (Super SLOW-MO Camera!!) 

Qsentus ✝️🇺🇸🍿🌽⏰ good work guys love your videos. Bright future ahead for patriots 😉

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Should try the ozcut hurricanes they are the best broadheads I’ve ever used

We love to see it 💪

Let's go Brandon

Shot a deer at 77 yards with a 450gr rip TKO with an exodus, 70lb draw at 28.5” draw and completely shattered her shoulder and broadhead was still in perfect shape!

@@TopPinOutdoorsx that’s awesome!

Mark, so rad every time QAD re-trumps the rest of the competition. Please, please, PLEASE don't let them ever sell QAD to another company or outsource production! I don't wanna shoot anything else and I want my 4-year-old to be able to buy these same broadheads when he's grown.

My favorite broad heads hands down. Got sold on them when the guy setting up my bow at the archery shop took me out back and shot clean through a 1/4” steel plate lol

@@TopPinOutdoorsx That's what I like to hear far shots still going through bones. BUT I saw several test that people had and the say they are not as accurate as stated by QAD as field point accurate. Plus out of 3 in the pack they said when each of them was weighted they was all different in weight. I use a ravin crossbow and am thinking about getting them but when I heard or saw the accuracy test and how much each head was off in weight wise to each other it turned me off a little. But I am still thinking about trying them but not 100% sold on them.

KG and Seek One are my 2 favorite channels. Been waiting on a collab for years

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Also wouldn’t be 5 feet away from the deer

@@tyleryeager9377 ya that’s true 20 yards and shoulder blade close to the entry is the best test to do here

I would also like to see more heads that open up and I want to see them back up to about 20 to 40 yards also bring the bone forward more and put card bored on the front

Yk i wondered the same thing, kinda makes no sense but what works for them works for them

Yep agreed. Bone was way too far into the gel. Reality is that it maybe and inch or two depending on animal.

I will just say ditto.

Same here

I agree 👍🏻 💯

I use the grim reaper mechanical broadheads and those things and no joke! They’ve went through every bone I’ve ever hit. Even with a 45 pound draw! Just bagged a doe today and went through both ribs and we about a foot and a half in the ground!

"flappers"🤣 I'm going to steal that one!!

They are great heads. I took several big deer with them over the years. I moved over to broad heads I can resharpen myself.

Magnus Stingers for this guy

Just don’t shoot bear with the serrated black hornets! I always shoot a little back on bear to get a double lung and also guarantee exit wound. The serrated black hornet somehow pulled about 8” of fat out of the exit wound and there was 0 blood 😬 Fortunately bear only went 70 yds or so. Straight blade magnus on bear for this fella from now on! Just FYI! Happy hunting bud

@@bearbuster1731 wow. I would have never thought of that...

Literally had a Rage Hypodermic split a doe's femur in half and embed itself in the pelvis a few weeks ago. I knew it was a poor shot so I let it sit for a few hours. Went back in and found the doe 200 yards in dead in her first bed. I was honestly pleasantly surprised with the results.

This September had one go through an elk blade

I'll 2nd that. The scapula isn't that deep. They could put a scapula at each end of the block and get twice the use. Awesome testing but there's still tweaks.

Exactly

100 percent

I would like to see this as well and place the hide of a boar pig in front. See how the arrows perform hitting tough hide and then a tough bone

You’re correct, moist bone doesn’t shatter as readily, and it tends to be “grabby” on edges of blades.

I thought the same thing about the depth, but I think they're simulating hitting the back scapula, preventing a passthru. That was a problem I had with early expandables.

@@jasonmitchell43 i don't think that's what they were doing. Because if you pass through the 1st but stop on the 2nd, you've just passed through everything vital for the deer to survive. There wouldn't be the lost deer they talk about. I think the Rage's problem is that it's trying to make such a BIG hole and the blades aren't swept back enough.

@@mikemcgill3998 I lost a deer with a well placed quartering away shot because it stuck in the back scapula. It definitely did vital damage, but the deer hit some brush and broke the arrow off. We lost blood when we found the back of the arrow.

@@jasonmitchell43 that sucks. I hate losing deer. I've shot a few over the decades that have been lost. Still twists my guts. One buck i swear aliens came down and lifted him straight up. Blood trail was awesome...... then nothing. Three of us searched and searched. After the shot, he stopped about 50yds away. Long enough for me to see at least 6 inches of arrow sticking out the bottom of his chest. Blood was very visible. I wish I knew what happened to that one. That haunts me and it was 22yrs ago.

@@mikemcgill3998 I've hit some and missed some clean over the years, but the 2 that stick with me are the one that broke off my arrow, and I had a nice 8 that was stolen. Neighboring land owner wouldn't let me track onto his property that night, He checked the deer in the next morning. Just sickening. The check station was hanging up a Polaroid of him with the deer when we went in for lunch that day.

It's just you.

Um, they're testing someone else's theory for themselves. The industry is in the middle of changing already and this video is the result. Dr. Ashby done the work and the Ranch Fairy spread the word... how are you going to credit these guys coming in now?

Its just you. Love Seek One but there are already incredible "cutting edge" stuff out there and this has been done to death by the Ashby Foundation.

It’s just you, the Ashby reports are insanely detailed. All this information is already out there.

your username made me laugh my ass off in combination with the comment

I really like to see the Tree Sharks!

Agreed .. I was a rage diehard, but after a few major quartering deflections, and an upsetting shoulder shot, I gave up on them. Since then, I've switched to Magnus Black Hornets and Grim Reaper Pro 3 blades (BOTH made in the USA too). I've never looked back.

i agree i shot thru one shoulder and hit the other it bent the broad head that’s it deer didn’t run 30 yards 65-70 pounds prolly 325 fps

i’m not changing until the shwacker does me wrong or i see it do bad 🤷🏻‍♂️

Yeah scwhackers have had my back through and through

Muzzy fixed blade 125’s. Used them for years… if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.

You called them fart sellers wow

Up to 3" on a deer and more on a Moose. Add a layer of deerskin or elk leather glued to the face. To simulate the dulling effect. And to demonstrate how wide blades lose more speed punching big holes in thick hide vs narrower broadheads. The flint stone arrowhead guys hunt with 3/4 or 7/8" wide arrowheads. Very narrow, right at the state legal lower limit for cutting width. They get full pass-thru shots routinely, shooting only 50-70 grain stone heads on medium weight shafts. Maybe 450-550 grains. They don't split bone but can wedge buried in a spine and be very lethal for all except square on shoulder hits.

@@jj4791 3"... Must be a North Pole deer? I have not ever saw that much on any deer. But I'm a young buck yet... Also, full pass through with an inch diameter head requires a exponentially less margin of error. I guess if you use FMJ to hunt with your rifles, it makes sense and I agree with the broadhead logic.

Very good point! Need sharpness all the waaaaay through.

Congratulations buddy! I hope you cousin finds his deer.

@@colbykinney5633 thanks They’ll be looking today

I think the rage would perform better because the blades wouldn't be already open. The bone should open the blades instead of the cardboard I think.

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Mega meats make a hell of a hole but the skin pulls and covers half or all the major cut through the tissues and doesn’t allow blood to come out as easy. I have seen it on 4 deer now and two of them are from me snd my buddy. It’s crazy

I wanna see the test on the mega meat

are they saying mechanicals aren’t good?

@@nate.hanlon pretty much. They preach high foc and cut on contacts. I've never understood the hype around mechanicals honestly. Why would you want to introduce extra variables when you don't need to?

Nah, they used one of the weakest mechanicals for one. 2 RF pushed the heavy part so hard people are actually hurting their performance. Ashby was pushing that theory for heavy pound bows at short distances, to conform to laws.

How many times a week during deer season do you hear my rage didn't open up or it failed in some sort of way. You almost never hear anything bad on swhackers

Swhacker heads, cut the s*** real world results speak for themselves, they are that good fellas PS love the channel

Exactly 💯 right

And they are 1 of the cheaper broadheads at 30 dollars

I will swear by swhacker. In my experience it blows through bone.

Am I the only guy that would also like to see x2 or x3 of the same head fired? I feel like it will eliminate any accidental human error, if the same head out performs every time that tells me a lot more than 1 head. Again you could have had the perfect shot showing maximum penetration, then take a not as good of a shot on the next head making the performance look worse than it actually is but you won't know it with 1 shot. I really think we need to set a new standard, I know it cost more but I want to see variance eliminated. If we sight in rifles with groups of 3 I feel like that is again the same idea, how can you gauge accuracy with one shot? So even with bows we take 3, but man I'd love to see these penetration tests done with 2 or 3 shots.

You failed yourself

@@blakepetersen2509 you failed life

@Blake Peterson oh knock it off I'm tired of people clutching their pearls over stuff like this.

Would love to see a rib test.

Rage broad heads are garbage!

Me too!

What’s your arrow speed shooting something so heavy??

@@paulw4924 fast enough to get the job done. This is my first season goin heavy. Killed 2 so far and the results have been incredible. Quartering to frontal shot on a doe... dropped in her tracks. 30 yard broadside from the ground on an 8 pointer...shoulder to shoulder pass through...didn't go 30 yards and fell over. I would say 260s. I haven't chronographed it yet. Just going by what I've seen speed wise with similar set ups..

I must have 50 Broadheads that I have messed with. Iron Will is by far the best.

Have you had success with Sevr?

@@blakepetersen2509 I have shot one deer with Sevrs 2-3 years ago and it did a great job deer went maybe 15 yards and piled up.

You are literally repeating Sevr marketing info and i bet have no real world experience on angles and Sevr performance.

@@drewsroo I literally just said one sentence I hope Sevrs marketing info has more information than that😂 I also didn’t know sevrs marketing talks about using other Broadheads. But I guess since This isn’t an outdoors RU-vid account I don’t know anything I’m talking about and you clearly know more about my life experience😂

@@TheSouthernObsession ive actually shot 3 deer with Sevr before I switched to coc. Just don't make claims like "Sevr would be the best mechanical on angles" unless you've actually done it on angles. I actually had good experience with Sevr.

What poundage are you shooting? I'm looking at swapping out my Havocs.

and normally you dont shoot a deer from that close, so i think that extra gel is too slow it down to where it would be have similair velocity to a real world shot

I think it’s fair enough for subtracting the gel from the distances of a real hunt

I just got those for my compound this year but haven't shot anything with them yet. But I have been shooting the 150 gr 3" from my crossbow and they have been devastating!

You read my mind!

Came here to see if anybody else was thinking what I was thinking. You were!