Crimson Talon Viper Venom Broadheads

[Onestringer]

Has anyone used these?  I had some sent to me, they look wicked, but have never shot them.

[Cutty47]

My 2 cents is I'd stay away from them.  I've seen some funky things happen to them when shot from wheelie bows.  They sure do look nasty though...

[mxracer483]

My friend bought some last year before deer season and could not get them to group with his target points. They flew wild. I believe it had to do with the extra cutting blade used to carve out the hole for better blood trails. I would stay away also.

[joel smith]

wicked looking is right---but mine planed badly even at 187 fps (and that's on a carbon arrow that had been squared after cutting and the insert squared before i screwed the point in)

[Onestringer]

Thanks guys, I will try them in the target.  If they fly ok, I will keep them to shoot at armadillos.

Scott

[owlbait]

Seems I remember they had a right wing type twist and did not fly well with my left wing arrows. Could not get them to fly well at all.Good luck.

[Steelhead]

Yaa they need to be fletched right wing helical or RW offset.

[Terry Green]

I would NOT... even THINK about using them on anything larger than a dilla.

[Shawn Leonard]

Very weak, brittle heads. As Terry said maybe small game, if ya can get them to fly for ya! Shawn

[doctorbrady]

Scott, not to worry.  Everybody needs some bunny and armadillo heads.  Better yet, if you miss you have an excuse   .

[Onestringer]

On second thought I might not even use the on the armadillos.  I have two armadillos (well there are actually several), but there are two specifically that look like pot bellied pigs.  I swear if there were a scoring system for these little critters the would easily be the #1 and #2 entries.