Exact archery broadheads
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From: carcus
30-Aug-23
Check out the video, then check the price of these heads, I ordered 6 packs yesterday, I got free shipping to Canada!
From: ILbowhntr
30-Aug-23
Ugly looking edges on the blades, would definitely need to be touched up. Not a fan of the 25 grain collar, but shouldn’t have that much drag in an animal. Did pretty darn good in the Lusk video and for $7 each, might have to give them a try.
From: hoytshooter1
30-Aug-23
Ordered some, just waitin for them to get here... I'll try to post my thoughts after I shoot them
From: spike78
30-Aug-23
What video
From: midwest
30-Aug-23
Brotsky has some and should chime in. I think the owner was at the SD Bowhunters Spring Banquet.
From: Brotsky
30-Aug-23
Yup Nick, super good kid. The design of EA heads is basically the old Slick Trick Razor Trick design. The heads fly great, spin great, very consistent. Fit and finish is solid on them. I've shot my practice heads through my block and into my rhinehart quite a bit and they still look good. Anxious to try them on some critters this fall. I believe Beav has used them as well? Thought I saw his pic on their website but maybe I was wrong. He could probably chime in as well, heads are out of Nebraska.
From: nchunter
30-Aug-23
I watched the John Lusk video and the head did real well. My initial impression was why the company did not smooth out the rough grind in creating the bevel.
From: Brotsky
30-Aug-23
From: carcus
30-Aug-23
My new buck knives have the same looking edge, rough looking but sharp as fuk, like havalon sharp!
From: Trial153
30-Aug-23
Nice looking heads. Remind me of Razor tricks which liked. In theory but in use I broke a couple. This head seems stouter with the short steel ferule. I really don’t need more heads but I might pick a few packs up just for the hell of it.
From: rattling_junkie
30-Aug-23
It's true, those Buck knives are very sharp and I'm a Havalon fan...Those heads look good. Can't wait to try them out as well.
From: APauls
31-Aug-23
I shoot so few arrows at animals in a season that as a % of my hunting spend the broadhead itself is almost completely negligible. So I basically shoot what I have confidence in and the fact that it's a cheap head won't change the reason I'd shoot it. If I didn't have a pile of leftover heads maybe I'd buy a few to wing at coyotes and rabbits, but other than that I shoot the design I want to, regardless of price.
From: Brotsky
08-Sep-23
10/10 would recommend.
From: Bowfreak
08-Sep-23
Congrats Brotsky!
From: Dale06
08-Sep-23
Looks like a great head, and for sure proved right. Hoyt made a Bow Bullet many years ago, similar design but this one is all steel. I’m well stocked with IW or I’d try these.
From: bowhunter55
08-Sep-23
I bought a couple packs of them. they fly great. Can't wait for the season to open up here in Illinois to try them out. I've been shooting Wicked Tricks the last couple years. These Exact broadheads seem way stouter.
From: wildwilderness
10-Sep-23
It’s nice to see a lower price option on a solid head. Some of these broadheads are way overpriced
From: carcus
07-Oct-23
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From: carcus
07-Oct-23
Not impressed with the quality, I figured they were aliexpess when they arrived, dull, most had a wobble, I won't be using them
From: Jack Harris
07-Oct-23
being a BH junkie, just ordered a pack. They look amazing and for that price, hard to pass. I had no reason to every stop using VPA's, or the 2 1/4" Swhackers I went to next, or the Magnus Black Hornets I just went two for two with this season. One can never have too many BH's
From: rattling_junkie
07-Oct-23
Seriously Jack, they look amazing? The ones we got are horrible. I gave 3 away just to get rid of them.
From: MA-PAdeerslayer
07-Oct-23
Seems like we’ve gone from great to bad on reviews here… interested to keep following for more input
From: Groundhunter
07-Oct-23
Carbon Express has a similar head. I bought a pack from Wal Mart, 18 00 for 3. They were very sharp, and flew well. I don't shoot vertical anymore, gave them to my friend. He wanted more.
From: Jack Harris
08-Oct-23
Rattling Junkie - if they are garbage that’s where they will be in short order. I have plenty of good proven heads to shoot.
From: Jack Harris
15-Oct-23
got a 3 pack in mail yesterday. The blades are junk - not sharp at all. I can't even get them apart to sharpen them, doesn't seem to be a set screw or push pin. Not sure how to get that pin or screw out.
From: hoytshooter1
16-Oct-23
I like them. Only a few licks on a sharpening stone and they were stupid sharp. Hopefully get a chance to use them on a whitey soon
From: Jack Harris
16-Oct-23
finally found a tiny hex head to remove the two screws. Yeah they sharpen up pretty easy and fly true and quiet.
From: APauls
17-Oct-23
As I've said before even buying premium broad heads, the amount I use up account for approx 1% of my annual hunting spend... I spend more on AA batteries each year related to trail cams than I do on 3 years of broad heads. Worrying about broadhead pricing is majoring in the minors for the vast majority of bowhunters. When you finally release that arrow - you don't want to have any doubts. if something ever goes sideways the last reason I want to have failure is because I thought I may have cheated out on the actual piece that does the killing after hundreds of hours or prep/scouting/hunting, thousands of hours of dreaming and thousands of dollars later. (all things considered...gas, batteries, arrows, gear, etc etc etc)
From: Beav
17-Oct-23
I bought some and killed my antelope with them. I shot them out to a 100 yards and had great groups. Mine were very sharp so disappointed to hear some are getting them and they weren't sharp. I wouldn't have taken a chance on them without shooting them a lot at targets. They patterned better than my Vipertricks at 80-100.
From: milnrick
17-Oct-23
They look a lot like the old CHUCK-IT broadheads from the mid-80's. Those flew pretty well back then.
From: carcus
17-Oct-23
Adam has a very good point. I'll probably only ever use the qad exodus swept blade, not expensive but second to none, as far as fixed blade, but I do really prefer quality mechs.
