Changing up broadheads for next year

[TRD1911]

Going to be upgrading my broadheads next year but I can't seem to find a head that checks all the boxes for me. Here's what I'm looking for -

solid
two blade with bleeders
quality stainless like an SV30
single bevel
standard threads
1/2 -3/4 in bleeders


anyone make this?

[vandeman17]

6.5 creedmore. Isn't that the answer to everything now? 

Actually tagging on this as I am starting my research up changing my setup next year as well

[D-Rock425]

6.5 creedmore. Isn't that the answer to everything now? 

Actually tagging on this as I am starting my research up changing my setup next year as well

[Sundance]

Not sure on the quality of the steel but I think the newer Kudu's check most of those boxes. I used to run the original Kudu's (no bleeder), they flew like darts with almost zero tuning, but I had terrible blood trails. I took 4 animals with them and none went past 100 yards, just zero blood trail to follow.

[Shoofly09]

Dirt Nap broadheads

[andersonjk4]

Sounds like the new Iron Will single bevels would check most if not all your boxes. Not exactly a stainless steel, but good quality tool steel.

https://www.ironwilloutfitters.com/gear/single-bevel-broadheads

[TRD1911]

Sounds like the new Iron Will single bevels would check most if not all your boxes. Not exactly a stainless steel, but good quality tool steel.
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https://www.ironwilloutfitters.com/gear/single-bevel-broadheads

everyone in my hunting circle runs the iron wills. Although the steel they use is superior to anything out there, the corrosion and rusting is a no-go for me

[KFhunter]

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[92xj]

Sounds like the new Iron Will single bevels would check most if not all your boxes. Not exactly a stainless steel, but good quality tool steel.

everyone in my hunting circle runs the iron wills. Although the steel they use is superior to anything out there, the corrosion and rusting is a no-go for me.

https://www.ironwilloutfitters.com/gear/single-bevel-broadheads

ive had IWs riding in my quiver for 3 seasons now (minus the 3 that have blown through elk), no real rust or corrosion if you take 3 minutes a year to oil.  Worth it for the product.

[TRD1911]

Sounds like the new Iron Will single bevels would check most if not all your boxes. Not exactly a stainless steel, but good quality tool steel.

everyone in my hunting circle runs the iron wills. Although the steel they use is superior to anything out there, the corrosion and rusting is a no-go for me.

https://www.ironwilloutfitters.com/gear/single-bevel-broadheads

ive had IWs riding in my quiver for 3 seasons now (minus the 3 that have blown through elk), no real rust or corrosion if you take 3 minutes a year to oil.  Worth it for the product.

Call me lazy without calling me lazy, ha! Trust me, we take very good care of  our stuff and oil regularly but it doesn't make much of a difference, hence the stainless check

[92xj]

Sounds like the new Iron Will single bevels would check most if not all your boxes. Not exactly a stainless steel, but good quality tool steel.

everyone in my hunting circle runs the iron wills. Although the steel they use is superior to anything out there, the corrosion and rusting is a no-go for me.

https://www.ironwilloutfitters.com/gear/single-bevel-broadheads

ive had IWs riding in my quiver for 3 seasons now (minus the 3 that have blown through elk), no real rust or corrosion if you take 3 minutes a year to oil.  Worth it for the product.

Call me lazy without calling me lazy, ha! Trust me, we take very good care of  our stuff and oil regularly but it doesn't make much of a difference, hence the stainless check

well, to meet your requirements you will have to make the broad heads yourself.  The IWs are the only ones that will come as close to all your requirements but not meet them that I know of.

[Jpmiller]

The Ashby broadheads they featured on a meateater podcast last summer really intrigue me. I'm going to check those out, I don't think they had the bleeders but everything else.

[TRD1911]

Those are real nice heads but it would be hard for me to forgo the bleeders. When I started looking for something that checked all these boxes I was surprised that something didn't just pop up right away; seems like a reasonable checklist

[carpsniperg2]

https://www.simmonssharks.com/mako-100-grain.html

These are solid heads and mostly fit your wants.

[Caseyd]

https://annihilatorbroadheads.com/collections/annihilator-broadheads

[hollymaster]

K.I.S.S,  slick trick magnums and done.  Waaaay too many over think it, and not worry about shot placement. Shoot the exact same as my field tips for year around practice.

[TRD1911]

https://www.simmonssharks.com/mako-100-grain.html

These are solid heads and mostly fit your wants.

Not a bad looking head but I'm looking for a single bevel, solid blade.

[TRD1911]

https://annihilatorbroadheads.com/collections/annihilator-broadheads

Seen good reveiws of the annihilators but looking for a fixed two blade

[TRD1911]

Didn't mean to start a thread looking for broadhead suggestions; was looking to see if anyone knew of a specific brand/head that fit the previously listed criteria. Good suggestions but all not quite there

[jakeweb]

Expensive but check out DAY SIX broadheads. I think they’ll fit your needs

[WapitiTalk1]

Here, don’t need to look any further….really. https://www.magnusbroadheads.com/categories/Stinger-Broadheads/

[andersonjk4]

I couldn't find what kind of steel they use, but they say it is stainless.

https://www.kayugabroadheads.com.au/product-page/standard-bleeder-to-suit-gen-2

And this one.  Not a super high quality stainless like SV30, but hardened 420SS.

https://kudupoint.com/product/new-model-contour-plus-4-blade-125-grain-broadheads-standard-8-32-thread-size-3-pack-w-case/

[JPhelps]

Going to be upgrading my broadheads next year but I can't seem to find a head that checks all the boxes for me. Here's what I'm looking for -

solid
two blade with bleeders
quality stainless like an SV30
single bevel
standard threads
1/2 -3/4 in bleeders


anyone make this?

Sounds like you described IronWill broadheads.  I have used them that last 3 years with great success.

[KFhunter]

Their single bevel brosdhead has a bleeder

I'll prolly go SB150 which put my arrow just over 600 gr and increases my fos *if it fits within my spine range* of 300


If not I can 125gr head or pull the inserts and snip off the 50gr weight

[TRD1911]

I couldn't find what kind of steel they use, but they say it is stainless.

https://www.kayugabroadheads.com.au/product-page/standard-bleeder-to-suit-gen-2

And this one.  Not a super high quality stainless like SV30, but hardened 420SS.

https://kudupoint.com/product/new-model-contour-plus-4-blade-125-grain-broadheads-standard-8-32-thread-size-3-pack-w-case/

Those Kayugas look like they'll fit the bill! Thank you for sharing that. going to do a bit more research and if the reviews come back solid I'll be placing an order soon. Thanks again

[Bronson]

Day six checks all your boxes except for the single bevel. They use S30V, you can interchange your bleeder size (5gr difference in weight), replaceable blades (can change blade width by changing blades as well), and their customer service was good for me when I changed my mind on blade width after I got shipping notification.

[Boss .300 winmag]

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