Hard to beat a VPA.......

[bkbk12]

Ever since switching to the VPA broadheads I have had my best season by far. I have never been good at sharpening but in just a minute I can get a VPA 3 blade shaving sharp with a diamond file, so far I am 4 for 4 two turkeys earlier this year with the same head, 1 1/8" and I bought some 1 1/4" this year for deer, and I took my second doe sunday night with the same head, just dig it out of the dirt and hit it with a file and you are good to go. If you are undecided on a broadhead give them a shot.

[Mike Burch]

Agree...VPAs are my favorite, followed closely is the mighty Snuffer.

Mike

[Guru]

The best there is!

[Rooselk]

Haven't tried the broadhead. But the VPA Small Game Thumper is outstanding!

[Brad Arnett]

In the past I've not been able to get 3-blade heads as sharp as I would like and have pretty much used 2 and 4 blade heads as a result. I've been reading some good things about the VPA heads and may have to revisit the 3 blade head. Their solid 250gr screw-in would be just the ticket for my setups....if I can get them sharp.

[Dave Pagel]

Love them, 3 passthroughs last year and another stuck through a shoulder.  All were down in under 100 yards.

D.P.

[FerretWYO]

Rocky Mountian Specialty Gear Has them I tried them on my Pronghorn. With great results I like them a lot.

[beachbowhunter]

I just got some of the 1 1/4" 250 grain 3 bladers and only have two words to describe them...

Holy Cr@p!

They feel and look indestructable.

[KentuckyTJ]

Fantastic heads! Have also had trouble in the past getting heads sharp and my VPA's are a breeze to sharpen. I've always shot three or four blade heads. Very impressed with the VPA's I used all last season. Trying two blade this year for a change of pace. I am sure they will perform well but interested in seeing what kind of blood trails I get coming from multi blade heads to a two blade slit.

Time will tell.

[JamesKerr]

VPA's are among the best out there if not the best.

[Rob W.]

Originally posted by beachbowhunter:
I just got some of the 1 1/4" 250 grain 3 bladers and only have two words to describe them...

Holy Cr@p!

They feel and look indesctructable.

Those are what I'm shooting this year and can't be more impressed.

[Boomerang]

Thanks for the great comments guys! It almost makes it bearable to get up at 5am to go to work and make them! LOL.  :D

[cacciatore]

Fantastic heads,they can take any abuse and be still sharp.

[Huntrdfk]

Great broadheads, love them!


David

[Shedrock]

Originally posted by Guru:
The best there is!

X2!        Great heads!

[daveycrockett]

Originally posted by Shedrock:
 

Originally posted by Guru:
The best there is!

X2!           Great heads! [/b]

Yep!  

[Mike VanBuren]

I just started using them this season. They fly good and were easy to sharpen. I shot one thru a sika deer on Saturday. It still had the ability to shave a little hair on my arm.

[Biathlonman]

That's what I'm running this year.  Took them bear hunting all last week.  When the other two I was with balked at a grouse because it was standing on the rocks I didn't hesitate to fling an arrow.  Through the grouse, sparks flew as it skipped off the rocks, and buried about an inch into a tree.  Yanked it out sharpened it up and managed to run it through another grouse (and tree) a couple of days later.  Still sharp enough to cut my finger...fairly badly, after the second tree incident.  Still good as new!  I can't for the life of me think of a reason to change!  I might occasionally shoot something because it's cheaper, but only becuase it's cheaper not better.

[Jim Rocole]

have been shooting Muzzy Phantoms the last couple of years and decided to switch to the 3 blade VPA's this year. Can't wait to see the results. Extremely easy to sharpen.

[critter69]

Very durable heads, and if I had to shoot a taryadacle, or t-rex, I would still have confidence in this head.