Another RAD Broadhead give-away

[bowNarrow]

Bear
Razor heads

[DIYARCHERYJUNKIE]

You have taught me well rad.

[RadSav]

In a broad sense I am told both the Frye and Fry spellings are ultimately related to some point in English history.  But Fry (no E) would need to be the spelling to be directly related.

[BULLBLASTER]

In a broad sense I am told both the Frye and Fry spellings are ultimately related to some point in English history.  But Fry (no E) would need to be the spelling to be directly related.

Oh dang. I was thinking your was frye. Oh well.

[RadSav]

Rad did this so we'd all research broadheads and become archery nerds and remain loyal customers for generations to come. 

It's a poor day you don't learn something, right.  Part of the fun!

Seems each time I talk with a new archery shop owner they say, "Wow, there are so many broadhead companies out there now."  But really things are not much different today than they were back then.  Sure Bear and Savora ruled the roost, but Barrie, NAP, WASP and Satellite kept constant pressure on them as dozens of other smaller companies were fighting to join the ranks.  It was a time when modern manufacturing technologies were just starting to hit the scene.  There were copycats and companies way ahead of their time in designs.  Circle cuts, rip cuts and expandables too.  I tried to make sure I shot every single one of them...was almost a full time job trying to keep up.  And just as I thought I might complete the goal another one would pop up.  It was a fun time to be a broadhead geek!

[Jolten]

Antelope for first animal

[RadSav]

Antelope for first animal

Only questions #1 and #3 remain unanswered.

[Jolten]

Whoops... I didn't refresh the page on my phone... My bad everyone.

[Orion88]

1. Savora

[bearhunter99]

Whiffen Archery?

[MLBowhunting]

Premium

[RadSav]

Premium

You're not allowed to win and you still got it wrong!

[carpsniperg2]

  Now that's funny. I remember one and think maybe 2 from our talks. So I'm sitting'er out.

[de0827]

Kolpin broadhead
"Sidewinder"

[RadSav]

Kolpin broadhead
"Sidewinder"

Kolpin was probably the first company to make a successful stainless bladed broadhead.  My brother and I both shot their early Modular broadhead and both had good success.  Was a shame after the company sold and the import Twister blades ended up being so soft they would dull cutting butter.  Went from one of the best on the market to one of the worst.

I don't remember Kolpin having a model called the Sidewinder.  Only Sidewinder I recall is the Rocket Expandable.  I would be really interested in details if Kolpin did have a Sidewinder.  Note sure how I would have missed that one.

Sadly, this is not the company or model we are looking for.  Keep guessing!