Rage broadhead

I have the rage 3 blade 1.5 inch broadhead and i am courteous on what people think about them. I have not tryed them but i wan to know what others think. If anyone has pictures of the entry wound or exit that would e great i am thinking about sticking with them but like i said i want your opinion

Derrick

I shot a deer last year and saw another that my buddy shot with the Rage 2 blade. All I can say is that it didnt go far, pretty impressive

Ive heard that they open em up so much, that you dont have to field dress em…lol

I used the 3-blade on the buck in my avatar and was impressed. I will be using it again this fall.

thanks for your opinion and i have heard many good things about them but wanted your opinion so thanks

Derrick

Last year I made the switch to them fully (The year before I shot them only at does). The flight of them compared to my field tips is what really impressed me. I hunt a lot in SD & ND and the winds out there are almost always blowing. The Rages really tightened up my broad head groups down range and increased my comfort range. I have not shot a buck with them, but have enough confidence in them to use them every day even when chasing Mr. Big.

The only down fall I see to them is when hunting on the ground or spot & stalk, the blades very easily disengage. It just takes it rubbing against a tall blade of grass. You just need to be careful and if you are spot and stalking just pay attention to that. Every time I get settled in the stand, I go through my check list and checking the blades on the Rage is top priority.

i shot multiple deer with rage last year very happy with them only complaint is they are good for only 1 shot if you hit any bones the blades seem to bend too easy

I just bought a new pack of 3 bladers. Wow! They fly sweet, it was hard for me to put away the trusty Snipers, but I’m glad I did! Can’t wait to see em in action.

I know what you mena. They do fly true for me also!

How are they for pulling out of like a block style target when you practice.

I just use the practice head to practice. I usually do shoot a few “real one” each year, just to make sure that it flies good with my set up.