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Question: can you replace the chisel tip
Document: There has been a lot of talk about mechanical VS non-mechanical broadheads. So here's the bottom line:My BF pulls at just above 50 lbs. On a target he is dead accurate. On a moving object he is sketchy.It's his first season, and he decided to go with the Rage Chisel tip 2 blade broads (I use a fixed three blade).
I was impressed that the rage did not predeploy but was hoping the chisel tip wouldve broken the ribs instead off bouncing off. Also wish there was more off a blood loss. These are the reasons i gave them a 4 star. In any event the rage did its job and got me deer. I will use these again and maybe try a different shot placement. Anyways great product. Put a rage in the cage!! !
I have used the three blade with good results. I wanted to try the chisel tip two blade.The price was great and shipping was very fast. This broad head shoots just like my field tips and I was able to harvest a nice buck. Increadable amount of blood from where he was first hit to where he was down. He bleed out in maybe 40 yards with a non vital hit. I am very impressed. Thanks for a great product!
I bought a pack of these for an up coming Urban Doe Deer Reduction Hunt. I took 3 deer within minutes of each other. The first one was a facing shot@ 15 Yds. The arrow (Carbon Express) with the 2 Blade Rage Chisel Tip, went in her breast bone and out between her legs!!!! A full Horizontal Body Pass Threw. The deer took about 10 or 12 steps and fell over DEAD!!! No tracking required!!!
I bought these broadheads because of the hype and I knew lots of friends and family who used them. I hunt with crossbows (barnett jackal at 315 fps) since I am new to compound bows (mission craze by matthews). I got these chisel tip on amazon for $28.41 included shipping so that is huge reason why I gave rage a try. So I sighted my crossbow in with the included practice tip (which was literally only 1 inch from where my field tips were shooting.
2blade regular wont go far thru ribs at 62lbs draw wt. Heard loud crack on impact and arrow only penetrated 8 or so inches at 20yrds from ground (level) position. Bought chisel tip 2blade, and practice tip seems to be of poor quality. I just hope chisel tip will get double lung penetration if obstructed by rib bone. I wont go back to 3blade or fixed heads yet, but I need more penetration.
Rage really does some damage, and these chisel tips are awesome. Shot an axis buck with this and he was down within 60 yards. Front shoulder shot, complete pass through with 70# bow. Large but short blood trails; put 'em down!! !
Have not used these in the field yet but they assemble very easily.The only thing I do not like is the practice tip that comes with the broadheads. They catch a lot of foam from a practice target and you have to remove the foam each time you shoot. They should make a practice tip without any gaps in the metal.
Couldn't ask for a better engineered product in my opinion. I am fully sold on the product and the hype. The proof is in the harvest. Another side note, I only sighted my bow in with field tips, not the included practice tip, and there was no difference in flight path that I experienced.
I just started archery 3 weeks ago and got my bow. I bought these chisel tips because I heard they were pretty good. I shot my first deer today with my Hoyt Xt 2000. The buck was 15 yards away and I shot threw a twig or so and ended up hitting the deer right behind the shoulder but a little high. The first 20 yards their wasn't much blood but then as we tracked it, their was just more and more blood. The buck ran about 100 yards and fell over dead.
Answer: yes