GrizzlyStik Single bevel Broadheads

[Red Boar]

Saw the other thread regarding Abowyer and Grizzly broadheads...wondering whether someone has had opportunity to compare them with the GrizzlyStiks lineup.    I just received some 175 gr. Samurai bh's and I am very impressed.         Any thoughts?

 


Samurai Broadheads:  
  440B Stainless Steel blades
58 Rockwell Hardness
Straight edge design
25 degree Single bevel (right or left)
Tanto tip
CNC aircraft grade aluminum ferrule
Smooth transition, low profile ferrule
Stainless Steel screws
Razor sharp and ready to hunt
Available in 200, 175, 150, 125 and 100 grains
NOTE: New broadheads weigh a little more to allow for re-sharpening
Screw in design fits all threaded inserts
3 per pack
   
  Samurai Broadhead Dimensions:  
  Samurai 100 1.12" x 1.76"  
  Samurai 125 1.12" x 1.74"  
  Samurai 150 1.12" x 1.77"  
  Samurai 175 1.12" x 1.80"  
  Samurai 200 1.12"

[Red Boar]

Wow, am I the only one who has some?        :cool:

[Tilzbow]

Tim,

I was thinking about trying some for my Africa trip this summer. Are they really, really sharp (I mean shaving sharp)?

They look like a single bevel Silver Flame (Markus at SF thinks the same....)

[Red Boar]

Scott, yes they are very sharp.  Not "Silver Flame sharp", but then nothing is.  I really wish Markus would develope a single bevel head.  One thing I can say for sure, these Samurai's fly perfectly out of my bow.  You can feel the twisting effect when extracting them from a foam target as well.    

[Robhood23]

I guess I just can't justify spending more on 3 broadheads than I did my first trad bow! I am glad to hear you like them!

[Red Boar]

Originally posted by Robhood23:
I guess I just can't justify spending more on 3 broadheads than I did my first trad bow! I am glad to hear you like them!

You make a good point, Jamie...imagine my disappointment if I hadn'd liked them.       I plan on using them on my hog hunt at Ray's in July.  I will take lots of pics and post a report on how they performed.

[DanDaMan]

I have been looking at those same broadheads for a while.  Plan to pick some up for this seasons elk trip.  Only thing that bothers me with them is the aluminum ferule, but you cant make a steel one in 175gr.  How well are they holding an edge?
Dan