I need to hear from experienced swhacker users...

[GeauxTigers]

good or junk??

[rjtkdplus]

I've watched a friend of mine Kill 2 deer with them. One broadside shot through the heart and one quartering away double lung shot. They worked as advertised but with that shot placement I believe any broadhead would have done the same thing. They are a little noisy which we fixed by putting a little bowstring wax in the gap where the blades go to keep them from vibrating.

[curtintex]

Best mechanical I've ever used. Even if it fails to open, which mine never have, you still have a 1" cut. deployed its 2". Leaves a better blood trail than OJ Simpson.

[KactusKiller]

It's a mechanical BH. There is always the possibility that it will malfunction. A buddy shot a buck last year perfect shot behind the shoulder, maybe a rib or 2 back but plenty good. Somehow it took a 90 degree turn in the chest cavity and cam out on his opposite flank. He ended up having to call in a tracking dog and deer was still alive dragging his intrels. Not saying it was the broadhead but something very strange happened to make a perfect entry turn into a horrible exit. He is sticking with fixed heads from now on.

[BigThicketBoy]

Two for two real short blood trail

[Reezen6.5hunter]

I've used swhacker for a few years now taken quartering shots and broadside and never had to track a deer more than 50 yards. And either the exception of a slightly blunted tip due to a pass through and contact with a rock the broadhead is always in great shape

[GeauxTigers]

You men prefer the 1-3/4 or the 2"?

[BigThicketBoy]

You men prefer the 1-3/4 or the 2"?

I use the 2 in

[curtintex]

I use the 2 in

Me too

[Booger74]

I wouldn't trust them. Seen the reason first hand. It opens up once it goes in the animal and if you don't get a pass through no blood trail. NAP Blood runner look good as a mech COC.

[WRsteveX]

I wouldn't trust them. Seen the reason first hand. It opens up once it goes in the animal and if you don't get a pass through no blood trail. NAP Blood runner look good as a mech COC.

I used bloodrunners once on a pig at 15yds. Threw the other two out of the package in the trash.

I shot 2.25" shwackers out of my 60lb matrix and now out of my 70lb rkt element. They kill the shot out of hogs for me. Group well out to 60yds.

My wife shoots the 1.75"s out of her recurve crossbow with good results. Neither of us has ever had one not pass through.

I don't get why people say small entries. If you're shooting from ground level, on a perfectly broadside animal, you will not get less than a 1" entry. Most of my shots I've gotten 1.25"-1.5" entries. No smaller than most fixed blades.

I have bent ferrules and bent blades. Never had one come apart or break, just bend a little where its not straight anymore. Ill continue to use them.

[Csmith52779]

You men prefer the 1-3/4 or the 2"?

I perfer the 1.75" idk why but I think it handles bone a little better, yes I have used the 2" as well and I am 3 for 3 when it comes to shooting an animal with em.