anyone shoot zwickey eskilites?

[TxAg]

Considering trying out a pack of 110 Eskilites to make up a 150 gr screw in broadhead. I prefer the 4 blade. Thoughts? Experiences?

Before anyone recommends Magnus Stingers        I love them but looking for something different for small game and just because

[Biathlonman]

I've never shot the 4 but I like the two blade.  Almost exact size and shape of the bear razorhead.

[todd smith]

I used to shoot them a lot. Once you get them sharp you'll be good to go. Good strong heads that have taken lots of game.    

[OregonTom]

I use the 2 blade Esklites with the insert they ship with,  135 grains total.  The are very durable and easy to sharpen.  I had one zip through a straw bail,  strike a rock and curl pretty bad.  I was able to hammer it out on the anvil and it flies true to this day.

[PeteA]

I shoot them and really like them. As Tom mentioned my are 135s. They shoot great on my 2016 Legacy's, strong, durable, easy to sharpen and the price is right.

[Terry Lightle]

One of the most popular broadheads we sell.
Terry

[huskyarcher]

Used to use them, fly good decent to sharpen amd cheap. Those tips are real bad to curl however

[Wheels2]

I have 13 of them laying downstairs.  Three factory screw-ins, the rest have inserts.  
They run 145-150 grains each.  I shot them last year and they fly very well.  Also sharpen easily.
I am going to a 125 three blade this year so if interested, shoot me a PM or email.
And yes, they fly right with some old Bears that I  have.

[tracker12]

Those sure have a great reputation and it's amazing how cheap hey are.  Makes me wonder why I pay for some of the BH's I use.

[Red Beastmaster]

I used a 2-blade Eskalite (Black Diamond when I bought them) on a doe two years ago. Double lung, 50yd, dead. Blood trail was profuse.

I like them.

[Recurve7]

Have harvested several deer with Eskimos, had excellent results. I would expect no less from the eskilites!