New Archery Products Kill Zone

The spring-clip design holds the blades securely in place during flight without the need for O-rings or rubber bands. This simplifies your setup process and eliminates the risk of the blades deploying prematurely or failing to open due to degraded rubber components.

The Kill Zone is engineered to mimic the flight characteristics of a field point. You should experience consistent, accurate flight, though it is always recommended to verify your tune and point of impact before heading into the field.

No, the cut-on-contact tip is designed to initiate penetration immediately upon impact, which helps drive the broadhead into the target. This momentum then triggers the rear-deploying blades to open reliably, ensuring you get the full two-inch cutting diameter.

While the blades are made of durable stainless steel, mechanical broadheads are generally considered single-use items for hunting. After impact, you should inspect the blades and the ferrule for any damage or dulling before deciding if they are suitable for practice or replacement.

Yes, 125 grains is a standard weight for broadheads. However, you should ensure your arrow spine is properly matched to this weight to maintain optimal flight stability and accuracy.