“broadhead”

If you like the idea of the full-diameter hole and heavyweight punch that an old, full-patch “punkin' ball” can deliver, you’ll want to take a hard look at Ddupleks slugs.

Before hunting, you should test the point of impact of your broadheads compared to your field points—and not just at 20 yards. You’ll likely find disparities. You have several options to correct them.

Deriving its name from its narrow, penetration-enhancing 1.5-inch diameter cut, the SEVR Titanium 1.5 is specially engineered for hunters seeking better penetration—particularly on larger game such as elk, moose and bear.

The new Robusto, from SEVR, couples the company's patented rear-deploy locking-pivoting blade technology, and features a fluted, hardened-steel ferrule that provides maximum strength and a higher front-of-center (FOC), to help withstand the punishing demands of today’s high-energy crossbows.

SEVR Broadheads has released a two-blade expandable broadhead, designated the SEVR Titanium (Ti) 2.1.

Specifically designed to securely hold five Rage-broadhead-tipped arrows, the Ghost provides the ultimate piece of mind.

If you bowhunt turkeys, which do you chose—an old-school, replaceable-blade broadhead, or new school mechanical head?

Sevr, already well-known for broadhead accuracy, has introduced a new series of practice points for archery.