Does anyone have experience or use these heads? They look pretty tuff! Any advice would be great! Thanks Jason
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I dont have with there two blade but can tell you there is nothing that I would be afraid of shooting with there three blade. Very tough and easy to sharpen. I would say if I could only choose one brand of broadhead to shoot every thing with.I would choose VPA of one type or another.Try them I will almost asure you, you will like them. -
Rick Barbee is a big fan of VPAs, maybe he will chime in later.Comment
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Jason, I have some of the 200gr heads.
They shoot flawlessly, sharpen easy, and are very well built.
I've torture tested them into some pretty hard target media.
That said - I've never hunted with them, but have no doubt they will do the job, and do it well.
I'm a 3 blade fan, and see no reason to change from what I'm using, which is the 175gr VPA 3 blades.
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VPA makes a pretty darn good product. I like the others shoot the 3 bladed heads and have not had any problems with them. The best thing is they dont whistle like others do.
Just get em you wont be disappointed. if you dont like em I'll buy them from you.Comment
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Thanks for the info guys!Comment
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Thanks for the info!Comment
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What head was it you said ya kilt a bunch of animals in a row with?Originally posted by RickBarbee View PostComment
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That was the VPA 175 gr 3blade.Originally posted by Sticbow View Post
Official count was 19.
Unofficially it took down 21 piggies.
The head didn't break, but on that last shot I didn't get a pass through, and that big ole boar broke the arrow off right behind the insert when he ran between two large & closely grown oak trees. It bent the threaded shank, but not the ferrule.
I actually still have that head. Straightened the threads, and it is good to go for use again someday.
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