Slick Trick Assailant Broadhead

A hybrid design combines the reliability of fixed blades with the wide cutting diameter of an expandable system. The Assailant uses fixed bleeder blades for consistent initial cutting and expandable blades that deploy on impact to maximize the total wound channel.

These are engineered for field-point accuracy, meaning they are designed to fly similarly to your practice tips. While you should always verify your tune with a few test shots, you likely won't need significant adjustments to your setup.

The chisel tip is specifically designed to split bone rather than deflect off it. This helps ensure the broadhead maintains its trajectory and achieves deeper penetration upon impact.

The blades on the Assailant are designed to be durable, but they are not intended for repeated sharpening or replacement in the field. Most hunters replace the blades or the entire head after a successful harvest to ensure maximum sharpness for the next hunt.

While a larger cutting diameter creates a bigger wound channel, it can sometimes create more drag. However, the Assailant's aerodynamic profile is designed to minimize this impact, balancing a massive cutting surface with the penetration needed for clean ethical shots.

Because this is a hybrid head with a large cutting diameter, it requires sufficient kinetic energy to fully deploy the blades and achieve deep penetration. If you are shooting a lower-poundage setup, ensure your arrow weight and shot placement are optimized to compensate for the extra resistance.