New Archery ProductsNAP Spitfire 85 Grain 3 Blade Practice Blades

They don’t do so great in practice. I shoot a rinehart 18-1 for broadhead and field tip. After maybe a dozen shots the blades start to bend and after a bit won’t lock in anymore. I can straighten them a bit to continue shooting but leave my hunting broadheads in my quiver. They could also use a bit of a touch up before field use but out of the package will work if you’re not picky. Once my rest was tuned they hit right where my field tips do. Great broadhead if only hunting Turkey.

Worked great. Took a tom at 45yds. Arrow passed right thru and lodged in a tree trunk. Bird flew but was easy to track and recover. Blunt tip made it easy to pull from the tree. But, it passed thru rather than lodging in the bird to help with immobilization which was disappointing. Shot with Tenpoint RS410 so fast arrow speed

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This broadhead worked wonders. My first turkey hunt and my first shot. It quickly put down a gobbler with a beard that was dragging the ground. I sacrificed one of the three for practice. At 20 yards it was about half an inch higher than my field points so no need to change anything there. Didn't have time to try at 30 or 40 yards as I probably waited to long to order and only received them the day before the hunt. So if you have time to do so I would. 20 yards was all I needed though for the first Turkey he came right to the hen decoy and dropped with a shot to the upper torso. The second turkey busted me as I released the arrow he managed to duck. My arrow went right over his back and clean through his fan leaving about 8 near full feathers on the ground and him to hunt another day. My cousin and his step son both use these. The boy almost cut clean through the neck of his with a cross bow and the beak was the first thing to hit the ground

Was a gift

after 3 years of trying to kill a turkey with a bow, i finally got it done with these broadheads. I tried three different heads previously including Rage Turkey Broadhead all of which resulted in lost birds. One broadhead actually bounced off the bird. It had too large of a cutting diameter and did not penetrate at 10yds. When shot at 10yds with this broadhead, the bird dropped in in its tracks and did not move. Shot placement is very important! I wouldn't recommend another broadhead for turkeys.

Had my bow restrung and decided to use these on brand new arrows for turkey season. After getting getting everything locked in and field points in tight groups, I shot each one of these once to see their POI (@ 20 yrds). First arrow was dead on, second was off by 2 inches, third was off by almost 4 inches compared to the field points. Figuring that it was me, I went back to FP but my groupings were still dead on. Decided to put the 2 "bad" broadheads on other arrows but the result was the same.In the process of screwing them onto a third set of arrows, I noticed that they "wobbled". When you twist them on, they didnt spin on their axis. I reconfirmed this wobble on 2 more sets of arrows and same result. The broadhead that wobbled the worst was also the one that was furthest from the groups. The other wobbled a little bit, but the POI still suffered.I emailed NAP directly but they never got back to me. Its a shame because 1 out of 3 broadheads worked amazingly but the other 2 were garbage.

Took out a turkey easily and quickly; that works for me. The rounded tip seems designed to keep the arrow in the bird and who doesn't want a dead turkey with an easy-lift handle?

Best pointe de chasse pour le dindon!!

I didn't go hunting with them yet but they are well assembled and seem perfect for their purpose.