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Arrowds, I already love them! Can't wait to get in the blind or treestand and use one on a big ole Whitetail or Muley. Season is open here, but right now I'm trying to help a buddy fill his once in a life time moose tag and redo my basement after it flooded a little this summer. Gonna get out soon though, and the Radian will have first go, then my Atoms. My girlfriend is just starting archery this summer, and your two broadheads will be on her arrows too. She's worried about only being able to pull 42#, so she wants to shoot a doe for her first archery animal. I told her her 42# will kill any doe out there with proper arrow placement.

As a side note, I shoot every broadhead I intend to use into cow bones, deer shoulder blades or dowel rods before I use them, just to see what happens if I don't do my part right. Your Radians preformed better than a lot of broadheads. The only thing the other two Radians will be shot into is deer or furbearers, and I'll send you pics.

Arrowds

Below is just another very satisfied customer whom is "Testing" the Radian. I asked him if it was okay to share it...he said I could so here it is just to provide some unbiased field results for ya'll to chomp on.

The shot was 35 yrds. I shoot around 72 lbs out of my new PSE Evi. This is the entry hole. She ran about 75 yrds and crashed! The blood was actually in the trees as much as on the ground. The Radian looks as good as new. The damage was minimal to the broad head but unbelievable on the deer. Flight was perfect. I would like to buy some replacement blades if they are available. I'm going out right now to do some more "testing." Thank you for a great broadhead! Jeff Stepanek

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