Just wondering how stopping power is compared head to head in broadheads? Also, what exactly is stopping power in broadheads? Besides spine shots and any other shot that would shut down the central nervous system (which are normally associated with less than ideal shot placement) I can't say that I've ever seen a mid to large game animal stopped in it's tracks. I believe that the stopping power that these manufacturers speak of should be referred to as bleed out. Bleed out is what happens when something sharp goes into a part of the body(vitals) where something sharp really shouldn't be, as it causes massive bleeding until whatever is bleeding dies. That is what any sharp broahead will do. I don't mean to sound so negative- If someone wants to use thse heads then by all means use them. I'm sure that they would kill a deer just as dead as any other head that is put in the right place. It just amazes me that the biggest breakthrough in the history of archery and bowhunting seems to happen every year. I don't mean to specifically trash Rage broadheads I don't know firsthand if they are legit or hack. It just seems that you have to wade through a pool of gimmicks for every one good product and it's just discouraging. Sorry, I'll get off this soapbox.
Ironwood-please don't take that rant as an attack on you or the equipment you use.
