I would recommend these broadheads to my friends. This was my first season using Grim Reapers and it made me a believer. I shot the 1903 ( 1 3/8 ) cut broadhead and killed three deer and 1 hog with the same head. That's right the exact same head, just resharpened the blades after each kill.

Grim Reaper Mechanical Blades are what are referred to is over the top mechanical broadheads meaning the tip will penetrate into the hide and then milliseconds later the blades deploy with a spring mechanism in the collar of the broadhead.

65 ft lb It is recommended to shoot a minimum of 65 ft lb of kinetic energy.

Answer: You can reuse Grim Reaper Broadheads after they have been shot however we highly recommend after each shot you carefully examine the blades and all working components to insure they are in perfect working condition.

The Slick Trick Advantage SlickTrick truly is the deadliest broadhead.

The Grim Reaper later gained some mystical powers. This allows him to reanimate the dead, teleport himself or others, summon demons, create illusions, and perceive visual sensations.

400 fps to 100 yards The Grim Reaper Broadhead X-Bow 3-blade is designed specifically for high-speed crossbows. Tested field point accurate at speeds over 400 fps to 100 yards.

Mechanical broadheads: These blades are folded into the head and produce less drag during flight. Upon impact, the blades rapidly expand, cutting a much larger area than fixed blade broadheads, producing a greater wound channel.

Blades are ground, honed, and stropped 440C stainless steel. Trocrazor blades are . 015" thick, and mechanical blades are . 035" thick.

The default catch chance for the [Lv190] Grim Reaper is 0.37%. The catch chance is 0.24% during Spooky Festival and Fishing Festival.

Broadheads are the arrow points used for hunting. They are designed to fly accurately, penetrate deeply and cut vital organs to facilitate a quick and humane kill. There are three types of broadheads: Fixed blade design: These have two or more blades that need to be manually sharpened.

When we get them back we inspect the quality of the braze joints. Then go to a local heat treater followed by teflon coating. The heat treat is to make them tough yet still able to sharpen.