Cutthroat Broadhead

No, they arrive unsharpened. You will need to hone the edges yourself before taking them into the field to ensure they are razor-sharp.

By CNC machining the broadhead from a single piece of high carbon tool steel, the design eliminates potential failure points like screws, welds, or separate ferrules. This creates a much more durable, rigid structure that is less likely to break or bend upon impact.

The reinforced tip is engineered to withstand high-impact scenarios, such as hitting bone, without bending or snapping. It adds a critical layer of structural integrity that helps the broadhead maintain its shape and penetration power.

The three-blade design is a time-tested configuration that offers a reliable balance of cutting diameter and flight stability. It provides consistent performance and creates a clean wound channel, making it a dependable choice for hunters who prioritize simplicity and strength.

While high carbon tool steel is incredibly tough and holds an edge well, it can be susceptible to rust if left wet. It is important to keep the blades clean and lightly oiled after use to maintain the finish and prevent corrosion.