TOTA | 125 grain broadhead | 1-inch solid | fixed blade

I have not shot them at a deer yet. Fly good I will let y’all know when I do

When I first seen them first thought was wow these are small, but once I shot them and seen the holes they were opening up I no longer have any doubts. These broadheads flew true, and very sharp I also bought the sharpener and so far I’ve only had to sharpen 1 and it was the first one I shot it went through 2 targets and was shot about 15 times per target, so it was due to be sharpened. Sharpener works great and tooth of the arrow has my business from here on out!

These broadheads just plain work. I've taken a few whitetails with the 125gr 1" vented and they performed flawlessly with zero damage to the broadhead. They had no wobble on the spin. I dressed the edges back up with a stone and back into the quiver they went. I like that they are short and stocky vs long and spindly. It keeps your arrow weight/length true from field points to broadheads. I always practice with one of these with field points and have not seen any difference in flight whatsoever. I chose to go with the solid series this time just to cut down on any possible noise in flight. Hopefully I will have another field review for you in a couple of weeks.

I recently switched to TOTA broadheads (125 grain 1-inch solid) and had my first kill. It wasn't a great shot - but my arrow completely pulverized and severed the humerus and passed through both lungs of a mule deer. It went less than 80 yards after the shot. What impressed me was the condition of the broadhead which I was able to recover. It looked exactly the same, there was no damage from the impact with the bone. I'm going to resharpen and reuse the broadhead.

Was not expecting the results that came with this broadhead! The deer looked like I shot it with my 20ga slug gun, entry and exits holes bigger than my thumb and right where I aimed!