Broadhead ID and weight??

[Forester]

Hello all,

Looking for some help with a positive ID and a weight for these heads. I was sent this pic but I don't recognize them.  I am hoping this will be an easy question for some of you with collections.

 

RB-3 is stamped on the ferrule - that's all I know. The person who has them does not have a scale.

Any info is appreciated.
Thanks
Duane

[R.V.T.B.]

The Razorback 5 was a fairly popular broadhead in this area during the mid 80's to early 90's. I shot them myself for a couple of years when I was compounding. They weighed 142 grains and came in a four pack in a neat little bright orange carrying case. I worked in an archery shop part time back then and we sold a ton of them. At the time they were probably the most expensive broadhead going. I may be wrong but I believe that they tried to keep all of the broadheads the same weight, regardless of the number of blades, around 140 grains. Thye just used less blades but bigger ones.

[Forester]

Good info there Randy, thanks.  I'll let him know.

[JavelinaHink]

The Razorbak came out in 1975 with the Cone tip 5 blade, I did try them and took many deer, they seem to hold up well, they made a few colors of the first model, red , white, green & tan. anyone have any other colors?

The 3 blade came out in 1993, they all where made by New Archery Products........Hink