Identify a broadhead for me

[Jmsck12]

Found this in my grandpas bow case while looking through it today, what broadhead is this? Any experience with them, are they good?



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[Mudslinger]

Bear Razorhead

[talltexasshoote]

Bear Razorhead

This. And if they are sharp they work great.

[Jmsck12]

This. And if they are sharp they work great.

They are very sharp, like razors basically.


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[talltexasshoote]

They are very sharp, like razors basically.


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There should be a bleeder blade that goes in the middle. Lots of animals got dead to those broad heads.

[Dry Bones]

See 6 pt in my avatar. That deers demise was due to the Razorhead with Bleeder.

[muzzlebrake]

First bow goat I ever kilt was with that head stuck on a port oxford cedar shaft.
Bear RazorHead with bleeder blade.

[hpdrifter]

late model with chisel tip.

early ones were a sorta tan color with a sharp tip.

[froghunter]

late model with chisel tip.

early ones were a sorta tan color with a sharp tip.

Yep.

And if you didn't file the tip down it could roll up on a solid bone hit.

[Pushbutton2]

Are these single never heads?

[Jmsck12]

Are these single never heads?

Not sure what your asking.


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[whitetailfanatic]

Possibly zwickey head from old days

[stickbowcoop]

Not sure what your asking.


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I think he is asking if they are single bevel heads.

[Jmsck12]

I think he is asking if they are single bevel heads.

Oh, I’m not sure, can anyone help me out on that? What do I look for?


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[Dry Bones]

Not single Bevel. Double bevel if it is the Razorhead.
Look up Grizzly single Bevel heads. Just a different way to grind the cut surface. All on one side, supposed to get more penetration than the double. I have never shot the single so I do not know if they truly do or not.