G5 Montec Crossbow

MIM stands for Metal Injection Molding, which creates a single, solid piece of steel rather than multiple parts screwed or glued together. This eliminates weak points, meaning the broadhead is less likely to break or fail upon impact, even when hitting bone.

Yes, because of their one-piece steel construction, you can sharpen them after use. Unlike mechanical broadheads that often require replacement blades, the Montec is designed to be resharpened and reused multiple times.

A cut-on-contact design features a sharpened tip that begins cutting immediately upon impact, rather than relying on a blunt tip to punch through hide first. This design is generally preferred for maximizing penetration, especially on tougher game.

Because every Montec broadhead is 100% spin-tested at the factory, they are designed to fly consistently with your field points. While you should always verify your point of impact before hunting, you likely won't need to make significant adjustments to your setup.

The cutting diameter is 1.125 inches. This is a standard, effective diameter for fixed-blade heads, balancing a clean entry with reliable penetration.