New Archery Products Killzone 2 Blade Rear-Deploying Bow Hunting Mechanical Broadheads with 2" Cutting Diameter & Spring-Clip Design - 3 Pack

They dont spin balance well, design seems like a potential operation failure for hunting

Great mechanical blade and very sharp. Good in flight

These kill deer dead, AND you can reuse them AND you don't have to fight with o rings or "shock collars" like the competitor makes you do. These are my choice over the others all day.

Happy with purchase

Took two whitetail deer four days apart with the same bolt and broad head and still no damage. Great broadhead for your money.

I received these heads 3/27/20 and shot one head five times before the bolt holding blades, lock and ferrule together bent and the nut went missing after the final impact in my block foam target. So down a head within an hour of receiving them.The accuracy was a bit off hitting an extra 2 or 3 inches lower than other heads. Left to right was perfect. I will have to weigh the heads to compare with my fixed and field heads...both are perfectly tuned 125 gr tips.The tips did open each time it was shot...all made it through the back of target to see they opened. No issues with opening prematurely that I could tell or with only one side deploying. They also are easy to lock in place and open when push testing them. Blades seem sharp and in good order upon first inspection.Wish there were instructions on replacing blades...there are 3 pieces, but no instructions, so playing with the small parts and trying to reconnect things was a bit cumbersome when figuring out rebuilding of a head.If the bolt was made stronger and you remember to tighten after each shot, probably not terrible for the price, but should loc tight it. Also having an extra bolt and nut with the practice blade to replace them if needed would be nice too.

I've lost count of how many deer I've taken with these broadheads. These .. in my opinion.. are the best broadheads for high speed crossbows, bar none !! Extremely sharp, works flawlessly, stays as a field point until impact, even with a 400 ft per second crossbow. These are the only broadheads I use anymore, because reliability is what matters, and these I can rely on over and over.

These things area GREAT! First time I used one, I arrowed a big 120lb doe alittle forward in the shoulder. It penetrated about 7in and the arrow fell out as she was running away. When I found her she had a MASSIVE hole in her shoulder. Even on a bad shot in the shoulder it produced massive damage and penetrated through heavy shoulder cartilage/bone. Most mechanicals would be useless after a shot like that. I cleaned the blood and gunk off and its as good as new, blades still sharp and all. These broadheads are rock solid. NAP mechanicals are the only brand I use now. The spitfire three blade heads are good also. The cheap off brand imitation heads are no comparison, trust me don't waste your money on the off brand. Just try them. there not cheap, but there are Awesome!The only issue I had was changing the blades. Changing blades is a pain just because the hardware is so small. Wish they came with more practice blades also.

Well I've been shooting NAP killzone for the past 2 seasons so I know they're a great broadhead however I believe I got a faulty package. 1st broadhead impacted about 8inch right at 40 yards spin tested it and it wobbled so I shot the second and it was bullseye at 20 and then at 40 so I thought ok I can live with this of the 12 killzone I've had 1 is faulty. Then I pull the second out of the target after the 40 yard shot and there were no blades or bolt or retention clip. The ferrel is also damaged from the blades as you can see in the pic. I'm really disappointed in these, this is the first pack of 125 grain killzone I've got. I have yet to shoot the third because I need it for the Turkey season that has no started so I'm praying it will shoot straight.

Solid broadhead