ACE broadheads??????

[Bullfrog 1]

Just got some of these. Noticed they really sharpen easy and mount TRUE. These are about the only heads I have NOT used. Are they TOUGH. Any in the field experience? I noticed they have been around a long time. Any thoughts? Thanks.  BILL

[Fletcher]

Mount 'em and shoot 'em and you will find them to be very tough, esp the Standards with the triple thick point.  I've been shooting the 165 Express for a few years now and am very happy with it.  They sharpen easily and hold their edge very well.  Even coming out the other side, mine still shave hair.

[BodarkOkie]

Bill,

You've got mail.

[bgleghorn]

I was not to happy with the 175 gr hit a turkey right in the wing but and the broadhead bent and did not penatrate.

[Jason R. Wesbrock]

Originally posted by Bullfrog 1:
Just got some of these. Noticed they really sharpen easy and mount TRUE. These are about the only heads I have NOT used. Are they TOUGH. Any in the field experience? I noticed they have been around a long time. Any thoughts? Thanks.  BILL

I started shooting 125-grain Ace Standards in 2004. Since then I've successfully used them to take a cow elk, a 200# wild boar, a bull moose, about a dozen or so whitetail deer and more small game than I can remember.

They mount straight, sharpen easily, hold a great edge, penetrate extremely well and are one of the toughest broadheads you'll ever find.

[Bullfrog 1]

Okie, did not get it. Thanks.  BILL

[SuperK]

You might pay more but you won't get any better than an ACE standard.  I second (third?) what Fletcher and Jason said.

[Jager]

I love them and I stump shoot them all the time. Held up alot better then the zwickeys Ive shot. I would reccomend them to anyone.

[britts]

Ace Standard 160...great head.