Deadringer Hunting 2 Blade Hunting Rampage with 1.5-Inch Blade, 100-Grain

I've never been a fan of expandables because I believe penetration should be your #1 goal and expandables don't deliver that. A friend convinced me to give these a try after 2 years in a row of having poor blood trails on bull elk, with a broad head that I tested extensively for penetration. What the Deadringer does deliver is a great blood trails. A Bull Moose and Elk this year are proof of that. As an added bonus they are tough, very tough, and fly exactly like my field points. Penetration is important, because it usually provides a better blood trail, but I'll settle for a better blood trail.

didnt make it five star as it did not shoot the same as my field points and the fact that there is no practice point and you have to use one of the expensive broadheads to set your sight other than that very sturdy and well constructed havent used them on a deer yet but am sure they will do the job

These blades do the job. The only problem I had was the manufacturer had the package mis-labeled and it took me three tries to get the correct length I wanted. Make sure to double check this when ordering.

very solid and well made broad head. i would highly recommend this product over any other since it consistently works and has devastating effects on your target

Badass very sharp great looking and not that expensive I've paid more for cheaper s***. Plus they shoot all the way through a fifty five gallon barrell

2 for 2 this yr. 30 yds and 20 yds. Was a rage guy but really thinking i may switch

Great penetration, open every time, just shot a big doe through top of both shoulders and spine, blew all the way through

Shot my biggest buck this year with this board head and wow what a hole shot true and passed threw but I shot a host nitrum at 65 pounds