New Terra Firma Gladius and Venator Broadheads 

an archery store owner who can't explain the advantages of a single bevel. I love it so much.

For reference see the “ hunt life” RU-vid channel of a guy hunting pigs and different deer in Australia. He uses a head like the Gladius and gets pass thru hits even on huge boar hogs. He talks he’s a big fan of this design. It may be from Kyuga?

I have one bad experience with mechanical broadheads and since then I probably pumped a couple thousand dollars into broadheads meaning I shoot stuff such as your showing right there 150 to 200 grain Broadhead you know 72 to 75 lb bow preferably smaller diameter Arrows with some type of insert I tell you who makes another very very nasty looking Broadhead but it's so hard the steel is that it's hard to sharpen it and that is Valkyrie system and it is insane it looks like something from the mid ancient times

Terra Firma means firm land

Im in the states how do i get a pack of them im very interested in trying them

Big Boy single bevel broadheads what that's meant for is breaking bone in half they have proven it time and time out that single bevel broadheads bust bone you know and when you're hunting bigger game you definitely need to build a punch through that phone bone they look nice do you know what type of metal they're made out of

Sharpened on one side is a single bevel. Harrison Pugh is down your way.... he uses a single bevel i think he builds or has something to do with the company. I dont remember the name of them.

Your not a bowhunter, your a competition shooter. You have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.

Average at best, hard to sharpen , takes a lot of work to get to shaving sharp . Weight isnt consistent . Yes I brought some, no I wouldnt buy them again . Agree Chinese rubbish