Bear Super Razorheads

[Curtis Haden]

So, I don't really think these are "collectible" but I figured the thread would be more suitable here than the Powwow. I was able to find an old newspaper ad with some archery equipment that included this head in the 5-pack, which was dated October, 1980, and for all I know, they may still be around for sale... Found these at a local pawn shop and picked the pack up for $5.

I weighed one and it came out at 146.3 grains without the bleeder. I wouldn't want to hunt rocks with them, but they seem pretty solid, probably on par with some of the the Zwickeys I used back in the early 90's. I'm thinking I may mount them up and hunt with them this coming fall. Any comments/insight about this particular generation of Razorheads?

 

 

[Shooter#21]

Great pick up there for 5 dollars! I have never used them but from what I have read they have taken lots of game animals over the years. I don't know why they stopped making them because there is still a market for them. Happy hunting!

[Blackhawk]

There was a member of our archery club who obtained a few hundred of these from the Bill Stewart estate  and sold them for $20 a dozen.  I thought that was a good deal and picked up a few.

 

Bear made tons of these I think, but most hunters prefer the green ones, and I expect quality is about the same.

[Cyclic-Rivers]

If they have more, go back and clean them out.  They will kill deer just fine, or make great gifts/auction donations!

Good find! Happy Hunting!

[Bernie B.]

Use them with confidence.  They're a great head.  I've used them for years, and can't tell any difference with them versus the "green" heads.  I wish they were still made.  

Bernie

[stagetek]

Killed more animals with the "greys" than the "greenies". Still a big market for them. Excellent head.