G5 Montec CS Archery Hunting Durable Sharp Fixed Blades Carbon Steel 100 Grain 1 1/16" Cutting Diameter Screw-In Broadheads for Bow Arrows - Pack of 3

Super sharp and accurate. Shot a doe about 30yds away and had straight pass through.

Amazing broadheads. Sharp, durable, and the big selling point for me is that they can easily be re-sharpened. Very easily. Their shape allows you to simply place iron a wet stone and move it back and forgot sharpen them.You can shoot this broad head into the dirt, clean it, sharpen it, and use it again. I prefer the carbon steel if you plan to re-sharpen. It takes a better edge and with less effort than stainless steel.

Thought these were just a passing fad, but boy was I wrong! These things fly just like my field tips, right on target with no micro adjusting needed. Very sharp right out of the package and so easy to sharpen! A ten year old can sharpen these in about 5 minutes each. Very tough. Shot them into my ethafoam target and into the straw backstop and they keep coming out with no damage whatsoever. I would recommend these to anyone who is serious about bowhunting."[...]

After my mechanical broad heads failed I went with these fixed blade broad heads from recommendation for shooting out of my crossbow. Anxious to give them a fling.

I bought this broad head after I became fed up with the penetration of the top of the line mechanicals. These are a great product if you are looking for a serious penetration head. They do drop a couple inches more than my field points past 25 yards, so I had to adjust my sights for them, but if you line up the blades with the fletchings, they fly very well (and I was shooting at 40 plus yards). I shot a 350 pound bear last week, and I got a full pass through with bone breakage at 26 yards. That is as good as it gets. Considering it was a double lung shot, the blood trail was not great due to the small head, but the bear went down within sight so it doesn't matter. I think these are one of the best quality broadheads I have ever shot, and much superior to the mechnicals if you are hunting very big animals or ever hit the shoulder of a deer (I believe these will blast right through a quartering to you shot on a buck). Not quite as accurate as a mechanical, and possibly less blood, but very deadly, and more reliable.

I screwed these Montec CS broadheads into Gold Tip Laser III pro bolts (old bolts) . First shot hit upper corner of 1" square I had drawn on target. I pulled the bolt out of target and then shot the second bolt . Glad I removed first bolt , that second bolt was in the same hole. 3 bolt shot , hit the 1" square (mentioned above) just about in the center . I love that these can be sharpened with a stone. I'll purchase another 3 pack for my remaining bolts.*I'm shooting an old Horton Vision 175 , Laser III pro bolts , montec cs broadhead 100gr *

Wow why do we mess with 100gr. Knowing 125gr will give us better penetration I finally switched. I took a 8pt buck on Sept 29th quartering away slightly. Took the shot and I thought I missed as I saw my arrow sticking in the ground. It actually blew right through his chest and out his breast plate! Never had a arrow pass through like that. Ran about 40 yards and watched it drop. No tracking needed. So if your thinking them... your thinking correct.

These things are awesome. I got the practice heads and there is a little tweaking but not much and the sharp heads fly true. So I go out for my 3rd hunt ever and 20 feet into the woods I hear crashing. A doe pops out followed by 3 bucks. One stopped 20 yards in front of me and I had about a foot of clerence to shoot through. Not only did I hit him but he was quartering too and it busted through one rib going in and clean through one going out. That deer went only 50 yards! The head is still very sharp but I touched it up with a waterstone. Very good heads and I will continue to use them.Update! One year later. I used the same head to kill a deer in the 2016 2017 season. It passed strait through and hit the dirt. I touched it up on the water stone when i got home and it is ready to fly again this season.