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Replacement was super easy, and they are super sharp
Great to hear! For others interested, here is a video link with some basic information to see how easy it is! https://youtu.be/la5a5DdTcS4?si=bdZSV699NDSwWXzE Once you have the blade properly aligned, we use a wood block or the side of the bench to secure the blade while tightening the screw with a T6 Torx. No need to overtighten the screw. The blades should lock in place and be ready to go! Use an arrow spinner to check before heading out to shoot again. If you have an outsert on your arrow, check to be sure they are installed straight as outserts can sometimes be an issue if bent at all. We recommend using HIT inserts for straightness and a collar for added strength. Thanks for the review!
S
Had a couple heads I dinged up during some kind distance practice. Easy replacement and ready to hunt in just a couple of minutes!
R
Simply the best...Iron Will Broadheads never cease to amaze me. Solid...Sharp...Well made. I used them on a Bear last Spring and plan to do the same this year.
O
Great quality and I really like the ability to interchange blades for up to 250 gn. I do wish they would sell the ferrule by themselves like the blades. That would really open up the flexibility and interchangeability.
J
I have sent a number of Iron Will heads through whitetails over the last 6-7 seasons and every time I can just knock the dirt off and shoot it again. They are easy enough to sharpen up when the do eventually get dull. I did learn that one of the few things that can destroy an Iron Will is...another Iron Will. I happened to hit the same spot when practicing with broadheads and the second Iron Will had the edge of it's blade shaved off by hitting the backside of the first broadhead in the target. The ferrules were still fine so I'm glad I'm able to get replacement blades. I'll forever be an Iron Will fan.
'Nearly.' The only thing that can beat an Iron Will is likely another Iron Will. And rebar, it turns out. ;) So we don't recommend 3D targets unless you can stay away from the frames. We always have a few customers that are really sad when they damage their blades with tight groups. Glad you found the replacement blades. They will get you fixed up like new. Appreciate you sending the warning to others. Happy hunting!
