I just wanted to give a big thumbs up to VPA 3 blade heads. This thread is not to take away anything from any other of the heads out there, but these things are awesome, and I was highly impressed when I recieved a pack of the 175 grain 3 blade heads this past friday. I have shot origianl woodsmans for years since they came out and harvested many critters with them, they were I thought the ultimate head at the time. I had started classifying broadheads into 2 categories. the 6 heads for a little over $30 club and the 3 heads for over $40 club. I was hesitant to change clubs. I have yet to put one of these through any hide yet, deer season opened in TN this past sat and with early am committments and temps rising quickly I passed on several shots sat and sunday morning on does and young bucks, but there is no doubt that these heads have to be tough. From package to the sharpest I have ever gotten a 3 blade head or any head for that matter was less than 5 minutes per head going from flat file, to diamond stone, to ceramic sticks. Absoulutely scary sharp. They fly great with absolutely no noise. They all spin tested perfect and the diamond tip on them looks to be flawless (much better than what the ones I used to make on WW looked like). So if you were like me and used to be a breadhead builder gluing inserts into heads to get the weight up, altering needle points to chisel points, etc and your breadhead inventory is getting low I highly recommend that you check out some of the broadheads in the 3 for over 40 club. Looks like WW elites are very similar to these heads as well. Also the old school Zwickey green paint on the 175 grain head just looks cool too. Not that it really matters but just for kicks I thought I would weigh the heads, most of the time a 6 pack of heads would have some slight variation in weights 3 to 4 grains here and there. All three of these were 175 grains on the money on a digital scale out of the package.
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