LightingU Archery Broadheads Fixed Blades Stainless Steel Hunting Broadheads for Crossbow Recurve Bow and Compound Bow

These broadheads are are very durable, I put one right through a big boars 🐗 shoulder at 20 yards. The arrow almost went completely through.... I mean there was like 26 inches of arrow that came out the other side of the shoulder, i shoot a 29 inch arrow. My bow is a Mathews Craze 2. I have it at 70 lbs pull. These broadheads have alot of penetration power. Went right through the front shoulder of a 170 lbs plus boar. Right through its tough shield. So i would imagine it would do great on 🦌 deer. The boar ran about 75 yards, but left a good blood trail. Not hard to find it. I have already orderd more of these broadheads. .........Almost forgot, i did recover my arrow and broadhead, the broadhead is still in great shape, just a little sharpening and its ready for the next hunt!!!!!!

TLDR; inconsistently made and most aren’t true. The ones that are group with Montecs. The ones that don’t are trash. Maybe a good deal, but rolling the dice on how many good ones you get.These are clearly a copy of the G6 Montec, which is an excellent broadhead IME.These are fairly durable and will give easy pass through and leave good trails with a good hit. They are softer metal than the Montecs but have a little wider profile to them. The good ones shoot point of impact with Montecs.The BAD: of the 12 I got, 4 are useable. You can tell if it is a bad one (not concentric) when threading them into your arrow. They will be a little more difficult to thread in and then will group off of point of aim. The ones that thread easy and are concentric or at least close to it will group well.I used two different bows and had the same results with each. The “good” heads in the batch all grouped together and with Montecs and other BHs. The “bad” ones were all over the place. At 20yds they would spread about 6-8” off center in any direction. This is unacceptable accuracy for me.The good heads all grouped in the same place with arrows touching. I only would put 2 in at a time to avoid cutting fletchings, but same 2” area at 20, 40 and 60 yds.I was using Gold Tip Hunter arrows and Mathews Bows.Bottom line, 12 of these are still cheaper than 3 Montecs and you will probably end up with a couple good ones. Maybe get lucky and get more than a couple. I may get some more and try again. I got 2 good ones out of each 6 pack.

Out of the package I noticed the edge of the blades were all rolled over. Can be fixed but you shouldn't have to .The back edge of the blades are hooked . I buried two in my bag target and they are impossible to get out ,so no returns .I don't know what kind of target you would use for these ,maybe foam ? I had to move my sights quite a bit to the left and never tried them passed 20 yards `` my safe distance ''. Re sighted my bow for my old broad heads. It was not a good experience for me .

These were bought because they were cheap and replicate my normal Broad heads for practice. They fly ok but are not durable and they are not concentric. Some accuracy issues were definitely evident when compared to the Montec G5. I wouldn’t hunt with them or rely on them being accurate beyond 20 yards.

Ok, so we are past returning point. So, here’s the deal. These are not so sister and fly all over the place. Complete trash. I have trashed quite a few arrows and a lot of my time screwing with them. Beyond pissed

I got these broadhead's for deer hunting this year, and found the weight to be very inconsistent and lighter than advertised. Broadhead weight averaged 119 grains.These broadhead's we're also very dull with rounded over edges, which took quite a while to get them cleaned up, and the cutting edge relatively sharp. It will take more time to get them razor sharp, which is how they should be.

These broad heads seem to be very well constructed but do not come shaving sharp. I have honed for hours and only have one that will almost shave. They are extremely hard. They fly straight with some arrows but do not impact the same point as a target arrow. Only a few of these passed the spin test.

For the price point these are a good buy.I got 12 heads as I ordered + a freebie of another style.I like that the heads are serviceable. If one blade gets damaged you can replace it from one off another head. Allowing you to turn two damaged heads into one good one.