Swhacker100 Grain 1.75" 2 Blade Crossbow Broadhead

Worked as advertised. Received in 2 days and swapped out from rage broad heads for a one week hunt. Took 4 doe and a decent 9 point (Md has liberal politicians and a very liberal deer bag limit). The 9 pointer was ask hog that field dressed at 190 lbs. The Swacker penetrated both shoulder blades and two ribs. Quick, clean kill and all blades were still intact. Having harvested over 25 deer with Rage broad heads, I can say with authority that the Rage would have not faired so well. I most strongly recommend the Swacker broad heads.

Used these for the first time this year, and am definitely a believer. Flew just like a field point. I was lucky enough to harvest two deer with these. Both deer traveled less than 50 yds, including one that was shot further back than desired. I would have preferred a better blood trail, but with such devastation from the broadsheets, both deer dropped in sight. Will definitely use again.

Average to below average product. I shot my first buck with crossbow using this broad head. He was 15 yards broad side and got a clean pass through, double lungs and he went 150 yds. The problem I had was the lack of any blood trail from point of impact to where he was piled up. I literally had a few drops of blood every 10 yds, making tracking extremely difficult and frustrating and even more so after seeing how perfect shot placement was in this deer. I'm very skeptical about being able to track a deer if shot placement was slightly off and had to track for longer distances. I'll be changing broad heads for next season as I'm that concerned with lack of blood trail left behind.

Best broadhead on the market IMO. I have no problem shooting 50 yards with these heads. They shoot the same as your field tip. Sure some of the other brands are just as good and maybe better in others eyes. These dont cost 40.00+ for 3 heads though either!! I would definitely recommend these to anybody!

These are great for crossbow arrows. Cant wait to see how they do on a hunt. They all weighed within 1 grain or less of each other and barely over 100 grains. Probably because of the little rubber bands to retain the blades.

"SHOOT THE ACTUAL BROADHEAD FOR PRACTICE"Shot out of my sniper 370 with pile driver bolts and The practice tip flew exactly like my field points but the actual broadhead flew 3" low. They were consistent and seem to be well made.

Have used muzzies for years but couldn't get them consistent with my Excalibur. Tried Rages and tracked my first deer with them over 300 yards ( It didn't open till it came out, the band was on right ). Tried Schwackers this year and dropped a buck in his tracks at 31 yards (And he wasn't spined ). He was quartering hard towards me, I hit him behind the left front shoulder and the broadhead just came thru in front of his right hind quarter. When I gutted him he had no lungs left. I've never destroyed lungs like that in a deer before, bow or rifle.

They work great on the bolts, that I use in my crossbow. Fly true and with excellent penetration Hit a deer at 30 years, bolt went in and out and fifty yards beyond where she was standing. Big exit hole. Everyone has their personal preference, but if you want to try a different mechanical broadhead, Swhackers are really good.

They fly like a field point, they didn't prematurely open when shot from my Matrix 380, and they opened on impact. That's all you can ask for.I sharpened them because they seemed a bit dull but other than that I think these are my new broad head of choice

Great expanding head... took 2 deer this season with them. Very deadly

tres bon

As described looks to be good quality. Could be sharper though

Excellent