Anyone use NAP broadheads????

[blueline]

I am wondering how they hold up. the razorcaps, razorbacks, and the hellrazor. there 125gr cut on contact.  What has your experience been????  thanx for all comments

blueline

[**DONOTDELETE**]

Out of the 3 razorcaps I have used. they are a good bh, but I like Snuffers better. That's just me.

[owlbait]

I had good luck with the razorbacks. Took deer 2 years in a row with them. They flew well and the main blade was easy to resharpen. Just moved on to other heads that didn't have bleeders.

[Holepuncher]

I've used the hellrazor and like the broadhead.

[Biggie Hoffman]

Razorcaps are a great 3 blade. I used them in Africa and had super results. 7 shots 7 critters, all but one went down in sight.

[blueline]

Thanks yall,

I got a chance at these heads just wanted to know if I should pass on them. I use Magnus And Woodsman, looking to try a grizzly. With your input I will have a few NAP's as well. Thanks again

blueline

[SlowBowinMO]

I used the Razorcaps a lot, the original ones, with great success for a couple years and they are the bomb if you want a screw in COC 3 blade and don't mind paying for it.  I've not used the NAP versions but I've not heard any negatives about them and they've had possession of them a couple years now.

[Big_Al]

What I like about the Razorcaps is that you can make the head any weight you want, from 100 to 200 grains, just by trading out the ferrules - instead of having to buy a bunch of different broadheads.  They're basically a stainless steel Snuffer.  They cut nice BIG holes and once they're sharp, they STAY sharp.  Very tough head.