Anyone using Swhacker broadheads?

[jay07ag]

Thinking about trying them out this year (2"). Let me know your thoughts if you shoot them!

[HoustonHunter]

Going on my 3rd year with them. Love them, great broadheads. Killed several deer with them and the exit wounds are large, blood trails are amazing and the deer go down quick.

[oktx]

No problems here.

[systemnt]

Yes.
think that they should remove the stoplights on 336 .
Also think that the local HEB needs to be 24 hours in case im out of ice tea.
Astros should NEVER play the shift again..... ever.
I think cable companies should let you pick specifically the channels you want.

[Bazo]

I use the 2" 100gn and really like it. I did a bad shot a couple years ago a little far back and the deer still only went about 50 yards before dropping.

[jbhlsu]

love them

[Roy D Mercer]

I have many bow kill deer and I was not impressed. Im old tho with only 58# of pull.

[dgilbert]

Used them for about 3 years now, very destructive. Everything I shot have went down in my view < 40 yds.

[Mudslinger]

I have many bow kill deer and I was not impressed. Im old tho with only 58# of pull.

I agree with what you said, especially with 58#'s of pull. No mechanicals what so ever with less than 60#'s in my opinion. Just my opinion.

[bucknbass21]

Love them! They are all I use! The new 3 blade Swhacker's fly pretty good for me too, but I haven't sent them an animals way yet.

[RascalArms]

Ole Hank likes him some Swhackers!

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=599217

[Elite0429]

Going on my 3rd year with them. Love them, great broadheads. Killed several deer with them and the exit wounds are large, blood trails are amazing and the deer go down quick.

Love them! They are all I use! The new 3 blade Swhacker's fly pretty good for me too, but I haven't sent them an animals way yet.

i started shooting the 3 blade swhackers last season. I killed 8 deer with them and none made it further than 50 yards. even a big 200 lb Illinois buck didn't go very far. the entrance hole is smaller than id prefer, but there is a reason behind it, and I like the idea of why. swhackers are designed to open inside the animal once past the hair, fat, and ribs. this is because the blades aren't being dulled cutting through all of that, they wanted sharpened blades cutting the internals. every other broadhead open upon contact and your loosing the sharpness of the blades and even penetration from cutting the stuff on the outside. now the exits are awesome, large big holes with tons of blood to prove. every deer I shot last year, I had a pass through. I think this is partly because of what was mentioned above about opening once inside the animal. ill try and get some pics uploaded for you of some damage!

[bucknbass21]

i started shooting the 3 blade swhackers last season. I killed 8 deer with them and none made it further than 50 yards. even a big 200 lb Illinois buck didn't go very far. the entrance hole is smaller than id prefer, but there is a reason behind it, and I like the idea of why. swhackers are designed to open inside the animal once past the hair, fat, and ribs. this is because the blades aren't being dulled cutting through all of that, they wanted sharpened blades cutting the internals. every other broadhead open upon contact and your loosing the sharpness of the blades and even penetration from cutting the stuff on the outside. now the exits are awesome, large big holes with tons of blood to prove. every deer I shot last year, I had a pass through. I think this is partly because of what was mentioned above about opening once inside the animal. ill try and get some pics uploaded for you of some damage!

That's awesome! Can't wait to get mine bloody! Come on October!!!

[CLA25-06]

They fly great and I had good luck with them until i caught to much shoulder blade and got no penetration, so I went back to grim reapers

[bucknbass21]

i started shooting the 3 blade swhackers last season. I killed 8 deer with them and none made it further than 50 yards. even a big 200 lb Illinois buck didn't go very far. the entrance hole is smaller than id prefer, but there is a reason behind it, and I like the idea of why. swhackers are designed to open inside the animal once past the hair, fat, and ribs. this is because the blades aren't being dulled cutting through all of that, they wanted sharpened blades cutting the internals. every other broadhead open upon contact and your loosing the sharpness of the blades and even penetration from cutting the stuff on the outside. now the exits are awesome, large big holes with tons of blood to prove. every deer I shot last year, I had a pass through. I think this is partly because of what was mentioned above about opening once inside the animal. ill try and get some pics uploaded for you of some damage!

That's awesome! Can't wait to get mine bloody! Come on October!!!