Cutthroats

[bluemoonrising]

I switched over to the Cutthroats, 250 screw-ins this year, and I was really impressed. I harvested a big doe and she only ran 40 or so yds. They fly great, are easily sharpened and leave some big holes in the animals. Anybody else impressed with these broadheads?

[Keith Zimmerman]

Yep.  Killed a couple bucks with the 2 blade 200gr.

[Jayrod]

Killed turkeys,deer and a hog with them I really like em penetration is great and sharpening is a breeze with the KME! Great head RMS Gear hit a homerun with this head being a solid one piece design

[Birdbow]

Took a P&Y bear here in my home state in Oct. with a 200gr Cutthroat. Check out 'Bearing Down' on PowWow

[shedhunta]

Killed 2 whitetail doe with them.  Watched both fall.  I like them a lot.

[AZ_Longbow]

shooting a 190 glued into a 100gr adapter. love it. think I may go to a 250 this year though. I really like the solid heads.

[Shadowhnter]

Do these come factory sharp?

[carbonflyr]

no they come with a burred edge but are heavily beveled so just touching up the extreme outer cutting edge is a snap.

[AZ_Longbow]

real easy on a file. and easy to re-sharpen, I took a shot at a fox and it was a pass through into a dry riverbed full of baseball sized rocks. a few little chips along the cutting edge, not bad since I was shooting my 80lb longbow. well 2 minutes later with just a file it was so sharp that while testing it on a spot of hair on my arm I cut myself. it seems they were still hungry.

[Arctic Hunter]

I killed a little buck this year with them. Unfortunately, my set up no longer calls for a 200 gr broadhead. I hope they come out with a couple in a little lighter weights this year. They are bomb proof.

[dhaverstick]

I switched to these heads specifically for a moose hunt I was going on last fall. They worked just as advertised! I shot my bull and hit a rib on the way in. The broadhead twisted, split the rib and kept on going.

Man, are they easy to sharpen!

Darren

[LongbowArchitect]

Here is the new 150gr screw-in Cutthroat. ETA is about one month or so.  [/url] [/IMG]

[John146]

They fly great and are built to last for sure!!

[Arctic Hunter]

Originally posted by LongbowArchitect:
Here is the new 150gr screw-in Cutthroat. ETA is about one month or so.  [/url] [/IMG]

YES!! (Imagine a fist pump).

[hunterjrg]

I used a 250 grain to take a nice 9pointer this year. Great head.
 

[Elk whisperer]

I need a 175 gr head

[LongbowArchitect]

"I need a 175 gr head"

It's coming next after the 150 gr head. No time table yet on the 175's.

[snakebit40]

I've killed a turkey and a doe so far with these heads. I had one of the edges break on one of the BH's and RMSG sent me a new one no questions asked. Doesn't get much better than that!!!

 

 

[Wapiti Chaser]

I think I will be shooting them this year I got my hands on a couple and they are one tough head with all of the characteristics that make a perfect head

[Butchie]

Took a doe this year with a 160 grain this past season.  It was still sharp enough to use again afterwards!   Very easy to sharpen/re-sharpen.  I'll be using these heads for a long time!