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Turkey Tearror Broadhead

Turkey Tearror Broadhead MSRP: $27.99


Member Tested Rating: N/A


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This 100-grain broadhead has three individual .036- inch-thick stainless-steel blades that create a 13/16-inch cutting diameter. Designed for limited arrow passthrough, the broadheads feature specialized notched blades that kill with kinetic energy and cutting force, so birds don’t run away after the shot. Contact American Broadhead Company Inc. at: (603) 332- 2730; www.americanbroadhead.com. ($27.95/three–pack)

MEMBER TESTED RESULTS

Gregg Fritz, Brookville, PA
Lifetime Member

“My arrows flew extremely well with these broadheads. I killed a turkey with it and the knockdown power was amazing.”

Steve Scharmer, Clayton, WI
Lifetime Member

“I shot a 23-pound tom with the Turkey Tearror. The blade design kept the arrow from passing through, which anchored the turkey in his tracks.”

Comments

# nta2000

Tuesday, November 23, 2010 6:57 AM

I would love to test this product !

# drChickenPoo

Saturday, November 27, 2010 2:20 PM

I own this product and must say that its packs a punch I am very satisfied!!! After turkey hunting this year and using these in the field i would give this a rating of 9+ for sure. Hell 3 birds down in two day and we were using our Turkey Tearror Broadhead

# jwright33

Monday, November 29, 2010 8:24 PM

I would love to field test these broadheads

# jlindley7

Friday, January 28, 2011 9:24 PM

i would like to test this product i love turkey hunting i have never shot a broad head like this i would love to try it this season

# cpileggi

Monday, February 07, 2011 6:24 PM

i would like to try this product thank you

# smoney1

Wednesday, February 16, 2011 1:24 PM

i applied for my spring turkey license for the first time this year it would be nice to have something good to say about this product

# bowhunter8127

Thursday, February 17, 2011 8:36 PM

i would so love to test this product here where i am on fort sill turkey season comes up in april and i really only like to hunt turkey with a bow enless i really have to use a gun