Rage Trypan, trying something I don't normally do.

[hoythunter02]

Nice Bucks. Brindle dogs make me smile.
I'm not real smart so I lean to broadheads with no moving parts, my compound bow is really too complicated too. I should shoot a recurve, but I'm too uncoordinated to hit anything.

I agree with you sir. That's one of the best dogs I've ever had. Had a blue tick before the Plott hound and he was awesome too.

Recurve would be cool to try one day. It would be fun to target shoot with one for sure.

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[J.C.]

To the knowledgeable bow masters.... I'm a little nervous about shooting one of these new Trypans as well. I just got a Creed, pulling 70#, 30" draw and a 320 grain arrow. numbers look good on paper, but don't feel like this thing has a whole lot of "punch". Just for re-assurance, yaw think I should be ok with this broadhead?

[Mike D]

Rage Trypan, trying something I don't normally do.

To the knowledgeable bow masters.... I'm a little nervous about shooting one of these new Trypans as well. I just got a Creed, pulling 70#, 30" draw and a 320 grain arrow. numbers look good on paper, but don't feel like this thing has a whole lot of "punch". Just for re-assurance, yaw think I should be ok with this broadhead?

Like a hot knife through butter.

But just curious why you are shooting such a light arrow? Actually that's under the 5 grains per pound of draw weight that is typically accepted as standard.

I haven't bought a new bow since 2011 but seems like I remember some bow companies would not warranty damage from shooting ultralight arrows.

To put your mind at ease, I shoot a 60#, 30" Elite GT500 with 400 grain arrows and Rage blows right through every deer and most pigs I've shot. And they are quite devastating. This was shot with a Rage Extreme out of that bow.




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[J.C.]

Thanks Mike D. Gets me thinking about my choice of such a light arrow now... I was concerned about loosing speed, didn't think about the rest...

[rattler7696]

Shot an axis doe with one back in June. She mad made it about 60 yards. Exit hole was awesome. Shot out of a tripod so exit wound is lower. Awesome blood trail. I like them.


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[the-butcher]

This was a entry with rage hypo. Ill be trying the trypan

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[kd350]

Thanks Mike D. Gets me thinking about my choice of such a light arrow now... I was concerned about loosing speed, didn't think about the rest...

Get you a goldtip velocity. 300 spine is 8.8 gpi not to light not too heavy , I have a creed at 65 lbs 28.5" draw 406 gr 29" arrow at 269 fps. You'd be a little heavier than what I have but I'd think you'd be going faster than me as well. This will fix your not enough punch problem

[kd350]

Shot an axis doe with one back in June. She mad made it about 60 yards. Exit hole was awesome. Shot out of a tripod so exit wound is lower. Awesome blood trail. I like them.


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How'd the trypan hold up after going through the leg?

[rattler7696]

How'd the trypan hold up after going through the leg?

The point was solid and held up well. The blades are thicker on the tripans. It had 1 side that was chipped a little.


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[haas0311]

This is a pig I shot two weeks ago. He was ~180-200# boar. I am pulling 72# @ 30". The hog didn't make it 30 yards. I shot him at ~15 yards. BIG ENTRANCE hole and no exit. The Trypan did its job and I couldn't be happier. It did have damage though but when I dissected the hog, it went through every bone it hit with a 2" hole!! Here is the damaged head but for what it's worth, I will use these again for sure!!



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[hoythunter02]

This is a pig I shot two weeks ago. He was ~180-200# boar. I am pulling 72# @ 30". The hog didn't make it 30 yards. I shot him at ~15 yards. BIG ENTRANCE hole and no exit. The Trypan did its job and I couldn't be happier. It did have damage though but when I dissected the hog, it went through every bone it hit with a 2" hole!! Here is the damaged head but for what it's worth, I will use these again for sure!!



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Great review there. Tore him up huh. Should male short work of a Hill country deer. Thanks bud!

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[Clark]

We sling arrows at animals to do damage and large 2-blade mechanicals bring it.
Love the pics.

[hoythunter02]

We sling arrows at animals to do damage and large 2-blade mechanicals bring it.
Love the pics.

Hope to be agreeing with you soon bud.

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[wdtorque]

They get good reviews and seem to be solidly built. Bump up to 400 grains or so and you'll get the "thump"
And a quieter bow [emoji4]


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