Kit Includes:
- 3 Broadheads
- 3 Field Points
- 3 Insert Sets
Produces 1 1/8” cutting diameter
Broadhead Weight:
- 150gr when used as a glue on point for wooden arrow shafts
- 175gr with magnesium insert
- 200gr with aluminum insert
- 250gr with stainless steel insert
Features .050” thick stainless-steel head for durability
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