Annihilator Broadheads

The single bevel edge is engineered to induce rotation upon impact, which helps the broadhead drive through tissue rather than just cutting it. This rotational force creates a spiral wound channel that promotes deeper penetration and better blood flow compared to traditional double-bevel designs.

No, these are fixed-blade broadheads crafted from a single piece of hardened proprietary steel. Because they are a solid, one-piece construction, you cannot replace the blades, but you can resharpen them to maintain their edge over time.

The cavitation scoop is designed to facilitate mass displacement upon impact. By pushing material away from the wound channel, it helps keep the channel open, which is critical for effective tracking and consistent blood trails.

Because of the unique geometry and single bevel, they do require a bit more attention than standard broadheads. You will need to use a sharpening system or stone that can accommodate the specific angle of the blade to maintain the edge effectively.

Yes, their fixed-blade, low-profile design is built for flight stability. While you should always verify your tune, most archers find that these broadheads fly very consistently with field points due to their aerodynamic, one-piece geometry.

Yes, the hardened proprietary steel and robust, one-piece construction make them durable enough for most big game hunting. The triangular 3-blade geometry is specifically designed to create consistent, reliable wound channels on larger animals.