Customer Reviews

G 5 Outdoors Striker 100 Grain 1-1/16Inch Cut Broadheads (3 Pack)

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When I was on my way to the cabin I realize that I had forgotten my broadheads. Luckily my brother-in-law had extra g5 Strikers he could borrow me. I didn't have a chance to shoot the broadheads before going out so I was unsure how they would perform. Had a buck walk into my food plot at 30 yards and took the shot. He went 15 yards or less before dropping they were super accurate and left a massive hole. Made me a lifetime customer. I would recommend these beasts to anyone.

I have been archery hunting for 39 years and have tried a lot of broadheads (believe me I have boxes of them) and this is the first fixed blade broadhead I've ever shot that I didn't have to sight in my bow for exclusively. These broadheads are dead on at 40 yards right with my field points every time. I spent hours shooting these and couldnt make one shoot bad any broadhead in any arrow, vane to blade alignment it just didn't matter these are shooting machines period.
I would recomend them to anyone!

im writing a review now that i made it through bow season and put these broadheads to the test.

flight - these heads fly very well. they dont fly quite as well as my rage heads did between 30 - 40 yards but grouped within the lung area everytime at 40. i havent taken a 40 yard shot in years but just in case, the pin is there and want to be confident in the broadhead.

durability - i took 5 deer this last season with these heads and 3 shots buried in the semi rocky soil, 1 hit a rock and the other didnt blow through on a quartering to shot. the 3 that buried rinsed off easy and a couple of passes on the sharpener and they were back in the quiver. the quartering shot was rinsed and good to go. now for the rock, the head hit tip first into a rock @ 8 inches in diameter. the durable tip had a small ding in it that i was able to smooth out with a flat stone, 1 blade had a nick out of it so i replaced it.

i weighed the individual heads on my dillon scales and they were +/- 5 grains of each other on the 6 heads i weighed.

just remember that these broadheads only have a 1 1/8" cutting diameter that is a little small as far as todays standards go but i like the smaller diameter for better flight and less planing.

the blades replace very easily. i never had a deer run more than 80 yards. all in all, these are fantastic fixed blade heads that i would purchase again.

I wish the dia. was bigger, but I was willing to sacrafice for accuracy. I've shot Muzzy and Rage and several others, but this is the best broadhead I've shot in 100 gr. package. I always test shoot broadheads before hunting with them (rage excluded) and you should as well. I was lucky enough to have someone hook me up with some dull blades to shoot with and then replace with the originals. I shot a few arrows quickly when I received these as the season was almost over and every arrow flew perfect...center punch. The same afternoon I decided to run a live test on an unsuspecting doe at 25 yds. I've killed many deer with the bow and this may have been my best pinpoint arrow placement ever. 35 yds. to pile up on a double lung shot. You can bet these will be riding my arrows at the beginning of next season. Good luck, good hunting and always take an ethical shot.

I haven't hunted with these yet but they fly great. I can shoot them at 40 yards and they hit like my field points. I have a tuned bow which helps. I am anxious to try them at 50 yards, but haven't gotten to the club yet with a broadhead target. I expect great results. You won't go wrong with these broadheads and they are super sharp. Can't wait to go hunting with them