BHT S7 or iron will 125
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From: Mark S
02-Apr-20
Hi Guys. I know there are a ton of great broadhead choices. Cost of these are high. But thoughts on which of these is a better head? Thanks
From: Dale06
02-Apr-20
I’ve only used the IW 125V. It’s sharp, flys well, tough as nails and kills effectively. I’ve taken brown and black bear, elk, deer, Aoudad and some other stuff with them. I’ll be using them this fall.
From: Mark S
02-Apr-20
Thanks for the feedback. In deer camp this fall met a guy who was very diligent and he showed me the iron wills. Great head. I was set to go with them until I saw the bishop’s. At price of either once I choose not likely to change. The only negative I’ve read on IW is small hole and lack of external bleeding?
From: weekender21
03-Apr-20
I bought the new Iron Will wide and a few Iron Will solids back in December. I've shot a few hogs and a bunch of deer with them since. So far I'm impressed. The edge retention on the Iron Will is many times better than any broadhead I've ever used.
From: midwest
03-Apr-20
midwest's Link
I would for sure go with the Bishop Lifetime Warranty 4 core arrows if you go with the Bishop heads. Sure, they're a little pricey at nearly $2K for 3 shafts but I think they come with nocks and inserts. ;-)
Wanted to beat Bou to the punch.
From: fubar racin
03-Apr-20
Bill from iron will is an absolute solid dude, reading through bishops website it sure smells to me. I honestly don’t shoot either but if I were picking between them bishop wouldn’t be on my radar.
From: Jaquomo
03-Apr-20
Iron Will is a sponsor on Bowsite. Fantastic heads.
From: jstephens61
03-Apr-20
From the looks of the Core shaft, you might as well shoot rebar.
From: TD
03-Apr-20
cool. now I just have to dig out my old rebar straightener......
From: wildwilderness
03-Apr-20
I bought a pack of iron wills to test and have been impressed. Very sharp and hold their edge. Fly great as well. I have not had the chance to shoot anything yet (my Hawaii hunt was cancelled due to Coronavirus) but definitely plan to.
From: spike78
03-Apr-20
I won a 100 grain vented head on the Bowsite drawing and I can say sharp as hell and built like a tank. I have no issues spending extra money for something quality built.
From: JohnMC
03-Apr-20
If I shot those arrow, I could shoot a Boone and Crockett class animal and I would not even consider looking for the animal until I first recovered by $700 arrow broadhead combo! :)
From: Mike Ukrainetz
03-Apr-20
In 2019 I killed 3 critters, muley, moose and elk with the Iron Will after all 3 broadheads had been shot into a foam target a couple times. They were still razor sharp and killed quickly, great blood trails too. Helps to hit the right spot too though, just saying...
From: Bowfreak
03-Apr-20
Nick,
I think $2K for 3 is reasonable if they are fletched.
From: weekender21
04-Apr-20
I've been testing them out for you in Hawaii wildwilderness ;)
From: Bou'bound
04-Apr-20
You did beat me Midwest!!!! My days of $7,600 for a dozen bishop premium shafts are gone with the virus. The old 401k ain’t what it used to be and the government stimulus package does not cover archery equipment loans. I’m going back to FMJ and will muddle through.
