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Allen Lightning 100Gr Broadhead. 27/1000 thick stainless steel blades Razor sharp Hardened tip cutting diameter 1 3/16" 100 GRAINS
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Cheap,
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This review is from: Allen Company Three Blade Lightning Broadheads, 100 Grain (Sports)
These are made cheap. Opened the package and one of the broadheads blades were not connected to the broadhead. Pay the extra money and get better ones. Price is good but product sucks.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
wish i could say i had a kill with it,
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This review is from: Allen Company Three Blade Lightning Broadheads, 100 Grain (Sports)
those pesky deer wont show up to let me see if it works. i bought 3 packs of them. (store price is 39.95). LOL.
4.0 out of 5 stars
4-stars for decent, cheap heads - weigh them though!,
By L-C "Larry C." (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, U.S.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Allen Company Three Blade Lightning Broadheads, 100 Grain (Sports)
Ok, sorry but I had to comment on this one. One guy complained that they 'fell off as soon as he took them out of the pack'. Well, that tends to happen when the head is designed for you to 'unscrew the base' so you can change out potential broken blades on the head.Geesh. Not sure if these commenters are working for other companies, plugging for them; or if they really don't know what they are talking about. That said, I can say that I have bowhunted since 1979. I've broken more arrows than most will ever buy. I've taken 250-pound deer with cedar arrows, and have a really nice old PSE cam bow that still is a winner. I've bow-fished, small-game hunted, name it; with a bow...and I've got maybe 20 of these Allen heads in my bow case to attest..they are cheap, they do work, and they aren't as bad as everyone is saying. The downside to these heads, is the blades. You REALLY need a micro-scale (ideally, one that weighs in milligrams or grains...easy for me, I reload too) to weigh them. You will find that their weight varies quite a bit...and I've seen the '100-grain' heads go from 94 - to - 109 grains...ouch, for precision. Since I have a bunch of them, I can normally just throw the core on the scale, and pick three blades until I get the right 100-grain weight. Keep in mind, that if you target shoot 100-grain field points, that a 100-grain broadhead WILL BE CLOSE, but not necessarily perfect in flight comparison...broadheads act as airfoils and some can give BIG lift as they travel. The other commenter sounds like he's shooting 65 or 85 grain field points...and these nosedived by comparison on him. Again, you do get what you pay for...but don't listen to all the novice bashing, either...they could be a lot worse. No, their quality isn't equal to G5's or Rage heads...then again, they are about 70-percent cheaper, too. Just depends on what you are looking for. On a side note, I always thought that the blades were shipped a bit too dull for my taste...but the great thing is, you can take them off, sharpen them on a whetstone, and put them back together easily. Great for 'low-criticality' uses, like target shooting or smaller game (coyote, fox, etc.).
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