Rage® Hypodermic NC +P 2-Blade Mechanical Broadhead

[Dan856]

Hey Folks,

Anyone have experience with these? Good, bad or indifferent lets hear it!

Thanks in advance

Dan

[Lefty-Canuck]

There was a recent review done by John Lusk, they didn’t do very well. I wouldn’t trust them personally.

LC

[Lefty-Canuck]

Review here

https://youtu.be/8TMJBhvlG3Y

LC

[waterhaulerhunter]

Shot my bear at 38 yds, spot and stalk this spring with them. Slight quartering away shot. Left a huge entrance hole and went through the heart and hit the offside leg. Bear ran 50 yds with blood pouring out like a garden hose. Broadhead was bent sideways from hitting the offside leg (bone). I was impressed with the entrance wound but unimpressed with the strength of the head itself. I’d use them on deer, bear, and antelope but don’t think I’ll be using them on elk or moose. They flew very well out as far as I can shoot. If you can tune a fixed blade to shoot I’d much prefer that instead.

[DiabeticKripple]

Originally Posted by Lefty-Canuck

Review here

https://youtu.be/8TMJBhvlG3Y

LC

Yikes

[reddeerhunter]

These heads have taken countless bears at my bait sites. Compound and xbow.

Personally I would shoot any animal at sub 30yds with these.

Elk I would prefer a fixed 2-3 blade non vented.


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[Muskeg]

Took 6x6 bull last year at 53y. Bent one of blades a touch. 25$ roughly per broadhead so big deal when meat in freezer. Painted the stubble ground red for 300m and piled up at the bush line.
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[Muskeg]

Broadhead used, 70lb Obsession defcon 6. I’ve killed bulls with montecs, slick tricks, grim reapers. They all do great. Rage and reapers leave the best blood trails if your into that kind of thing.