Trophy Taker Shuttle T-Lock Broadhead, Pack of 3

Good heads and accurate and cheap

Amazingly tough; I use these all the time, especially on black bears, haven’t lost a bear yet.

Not sharp at all, will not even cut butter then they wanna charge you a 10% restocking fee and a dollar for the print label so not even worth trying to send back by the time you put the gas money and your time in it just throw them in your now box shoot your raccoons or something with because that’s all they’re good for….. don’t buy and blade are bent and don’t set in right

These fly great and group with feild points with a tuned bow. My only complaint is weight was not consistent, one weighed 96.9 grains, one was 99.3, and one was 102.1. I disassembled and weighed all the individual components, the brass washers were all slightly different weights and the blades varied from 9.4 to 10.2 grains. I was able to mix and match everything and was able to get the weights of all the heads around 99.5, which I feel is acceptable.

Sharp and reliable

Accuracy is great, sharpness however is not. Felt the blades should be much sharper.

After the breakage of several mechanical tips on average size deer, I heard about these from a very accomplished Hunter. They fly like a field point, quiet and accurate. The blades are not Aluminum but the thickest Stainless Steel Blade on the market. ( .041 ) They will punch through just about anything time after time. I have re-used one tip for three deer and its in great shape even after passing through on and into a tree. They are by far the toughest most dependable broad head you will find. The black ops coating is a bonus on sunny days

I've tried all kinds of mechanical and fixed heads over the years. The Shuttle-T's have the right combination of accuracy, sharpness, penetration, and devastating wound channel that I look for in a broadhead. They fly barely different than my field points and hold accurate at long distances...which is just incredible for a fixed head. I know they're quite popular with elk hunters but am surprised these aren't more popular with whitetail hunters. Buy them...you won't be disappointed.