Ive shot the Sevr 2.1 and 2.0 and I like them alot. My main thing I love is the fact they truly shoot identical to a field tip. Ive tested it numerous times and its a huge relief to throw on a broadhead and its gonna go in the exact same spot as your field tip if they weigh the same. Ive gotten complete pass throughs before given broadside shots and also quartering away shots with no deflections yet.
Coming from a guy that has shot 40-50 deer with rage and a few with the sevr 1.5. I can 100% tell you the sevr is 5 times more durable than the rage and they work great but I can also 100% tell you that the blood trails from the rage are a bit more devastating. It sucks they aren't as durable but it gets the job done everytime. Ive shot many big bucks through the scapula with the rage and blown through. Some times you get a small exit hole with the sevr if it pivots. When this happens your blood trail isn't very good for the first 20-30 yards but then opens up. The best rage they ever had was the red chisel tip. I just prefer the 2 inch cut over the extreme chisel. If they came out with a 2 inch red chisel tip head with the nc I wouldn't shoot another head ever again. I shot 7 deer one year with the same rage chisel head
Great video! Between you and Lusk, I am really starting about switching to Sevr broadhead from my rage hypodermic NCs. Would have liked to see a couple more shots in the gel, and would like to see a side by side with the SEVR 1.5 and 2.0! Thanks again for the video!
If you are going to shoot 1.5 inch mechanical, just shoot a larger fixed blade. I do like the sevr alot better then the rage. However I've shoot deer with both brands with good results.
The problem with larger fixed blade heads in hunting is you aren’t always shooting in the most comfortable positions.It’s very easy to torque a bow or put to much face pressure on strings resulting in a bow that is no longer “tuned” and that large fixed head is going where it wants. Sure a mechanical is going to be off but not nearly as much.
This is going to be my first year using a crossbow a RM415 with a 608 grain CE piledriver bolt 100 brass insert and 150 head. I’m heading to Illinois in November. Also my first year using a mechanical head. I’m taking Schwacker 251s 3” cut and Sevr Robusto 2” to hunt with or that’s the plan if they both group well and I’m betting or hoping both will. The landowner my old airforce buddy swears by the Rages in his crossbow. I’m going to find out what is what I’m sure. Thanks for your videos, really like them. I have been bowhunting with a compound since 1988 but a lot of this broadhead technology is new to me.
Great video once again brotha 👍🏻I might have to try out a Sevr. I know u guy aren’t really a fan of the Jak knife but it did pretty well for me this season👊🏻. Keep the great content comming! 🇺🇸
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA ya same here for wasp honestly. I have some 2” swhackers in my quiver right now might try and smoke a doe with one here late season with it. Never used them either yet. 🦌👊🏻🇺🇸
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA yep same here I never had any interest in buying them until a couple of my buddies said I gotta try them. So we’ll have to see what happens.
The sevr is way tougher than the rage. The rage is just too flimsy. Breaks on ribs. The sevr is tough as nails. Pivots out of the way if it hits bone. Love the sevrs.
I have tested it with my 83.5 lb bow with a 495 grain arrow 277 FPS (27 inch draw) slightly better penetration but still not great best head they have regarding penetration is the 1.5
The only negative I can say about the Sevr 2.0 is when you put the locking screw into it for practicing, some of the edge of the blades are still exposed. They need to modify the design a bit.
What happens with SEVR is when it penetrates, if you push down on the wings you will see the SEVR open up just a little bit more! Also, SEVRs blades lock into position and moves around bone if it should hit it which makes it more devastating!!! I wish I could send you what the 2.0 did to the Turkeys I shot! Complete pass thru as well as devastating holes and broke BOTH OF THE BIG WING BONES! THEY SHOULD HAVE CALLED THIS HEAD THE DEVASTATOR!!!! Great test just adding my .2 cents. Thanks for the video. If you want to see the pictures, tell me how and you will be amazed! I'm now shooting 1.5 head at Elk!!! I will take photos afterwards hopefully!!!!!! I'm also going to try if the Elk is close enough the 150 grain head for a perhaps a better punch so to speak but my bow is setup for the 1.5 /125 grains. I've been shooting them out to 80 yards! I absolutely love these heads!!!!! Be safe
I've shot a pile of stuff with rage trypan and 2.3 extreme and I've seen what they do to animals. If I was shooting plywood or concrete I'd probably shoot something else but HOLY! IYKYK
Keep hammering with em man no one’s trying to change your setup we just test broadheads and they did ok at best amongst everything we’ve tested If they work in your setup badass! We don’t care what you shoot as long as it’s effective
I shoot the Rage hypodermic no collar out of my V3X 29 at 78# thats no twist in my cables wt 28.5 mods. I shoot a Easton axis 5mm arrow 420 grains at 301 to 302 fps. I get pass throughs on anything wt the Rage hypodermic no collar. I have broke some blades but always kills the animal but sevr is good heads too
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA I tried a Reaper Whitetail special and I had it open in flight at 300 ft per second. I recovered the buck luckily. Im sure you can find the gruesome pics if you Google it.
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA yep that's all it took I'll never use them again. I shot a doe to test them a few weeks earlier and never got a pass through at 15 yards. Stopped on the far side ribs. Deer dropped in sight though....15 yards run with no blood.
Well kinda obvious why there was no blood as it wasn’t a pass through and only went 15 yards I’ve had one no pass with grim reapers other than that it’s a sure thing it’s blowing through Do you remember your setup?
Saw on Archery site that the sevr 2.0 ( what I was going to try ) had bad penetration. , Dull blade new and bad blood trails . A lot of post said the same thing ?
I’ve been shooting the sever 2.0 and they are a dream I will say my only frustration is having to order them online and and wait and there not in any stores
I shoot that Rage in your hand. I will say that I do agree the blades are a bit more fragile than they should be. But two stories since I went to the Rage Hypo NC 1st deer was quartering away. I put it where it needed to be and it took off the top of the heart and sliced both lungs on the inside against the heart. Something a 1.5 or 1” simply won’t do with that same shot. 2nd deer, same exact broadhead: Shot was Behind the front shoulder slightly quarter away. It cleaned out both lungs, and blew straight through the opposite blade at one of its thickest parts. Pulled the joint apart and all. Dropped her on the spot. Edit: it did break one blade off at the shaft. But the damage was already done. If that was an entry impact, I’m not so sure. Rage Hypodermic NC has been incredible for me. But the rage 3 blade SC, and SS, have let me down 3 times. Once on an awesome buck that I thought for sure was double lunged. Shot was slightly high, but maybe 2” -3” from the vital V. Blood for 150 yards and gone forever. I know that if I had the Hypodermic NC knocked that day, that buck would be on the wall. If you’re gonna shoot rage. The Hypodermic is the only broadhead I would use.
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA Is there a fixed head you suggest? This is my first archery elk hunt Im just trying to figure out what broadhead is going to do the most damage on such a big animal for the fastest kill possible. Thanks
Should put a piece of leather or something over the front of the gel. It will simulate the “skin” it goes through, which helps mechanicals deploy fully with the resistance it gives. Sometimes ballistic gel can be a little too soft. Cool video!!
I buy the certified fbi grade 20% ballistic gel, nothing else is needed to deploy heads this gel is 17 lbs it’s more dense than you realize… We have had two heads need Jean (one was the thorn and that was due to the design of the Broadhead not the gel)
Have you ever compared the Sevr 1.5 vs the 2.0? Just curious how much more penetration the 1.5 would have. I enjoy the videos and your tests, you have an awesome channel!
I shoot 50 lbs with a sevr 1.5 shot my first deer with the sevr last year at 22 yards complete pass through and the deer went just over a hundred yards and my dad shot one this year and it was spraying blood for about 50 yards and just fell over
I shoot the sevr 2.0 and love it I shoot obsession fixation 7xp at 18.5" 73lbs with a easton 5mm fmj arrow 500 grain at about 290 fps and it is poison on whitetails
That’s awesome but this video is about comparing the broadheads in the title nothing else With that said I would shoot an iron will single bevel over either of these all day long
Why do you guys forget that giant cut surface wins in all cases except for a shoulder hit?? I stopped using fixed expanding broadheads increase your margin for error They literally have twice the cutting surface
@WMBCS (giant cut) one wins if it doesn’t hit any bone while the other (fixed) wins regardless of it hits bone so in your own words Increase your margin of error and shoot a solid fixed Broadhead
It’s no cheating it was just what happened I’m not a machine But we can do the test again don’t bother me personally you’d never find either of these heads in my quiver, the only Sevr that has impressed me has been the 1.5 that head is a beast the rest are subpar at best and the newer rage are the same from our testing Plenty of better heads out there
Durability really isn’t that much of a factor. 95% of my mechanical broadheads along with people I experienced destroy them when hitting deer. If not the ground screws it up just enough to not trust. Plus on blade had less resistance because it wasn’t inside gel fully.
Durability to me is important it cannot break on impact or it will only wound the deer I’m ok with it not being able to be used again but it must survive the impact and do it’s job along the pass through of the animal or I’d refuse to use it
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA I agree 100%. I’m just talking about how myself and probably you will put a used mechanical broadhead on the back burner or for squirrels and rabbits ect. They never come out unscathed. I’m just really saying I never will shoot one more than twice haha.
I get your angle it’s why I switched to fixed head’s especially after the most testing we did I don’t for-see returning to mechanicals although I still want to kill one with the thrive 1.5 single bevel mechanical so I don’t rule it out entirely 🤣
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA had several wrist surgeries in the last 4 years so I’m shootings crossbow now but yes fixed is the way to go 100% with compound. Grizz tricks were my go to or hood ol muzzy
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA since I can’t shoot an expandable yet bought stingers Montecs and Exodus to see which penetrate the deepest in a block target at 20 then see if they’ll fly straight
It’s 78.5 lb draw not 80 but the speed isn’t slow with that arrow weight, the vxr isn’t a screaming bow speed wise by no means but archers understand there is A LOT more important statistics than IBO speed ahahaha my triax with the wake limbs is 83.5 # draw maybe you mixed them up
Cool but I hate how they shoot, I’ll take feel and performance over speed anyway but that’s just me we all have our preferences What’s your draw length
Barbed heads are illegal in NY & personally not a fan of them either, we have tested the meat seeker, it was ok better options in my setup without the added risk
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Ive shot the Sevr 2.1 and 2.0 and I like them alot. My main thing I love is the fact they truly shoot identical to a field tip. Ive tested it numerous times and its a huge relief to throw on a broadhead and its gonna go in the exact same spot as your field tip if they weigh the same. Ive gotten complete pass throughs before given broadside shots and also quartering away shots with no deflections yet.
Hell ya man! It’s all what works for you that’s all we care about!
I’ve shot my last 3 elk with Serv 1.5 and I’ve yet to break a blade or have any issues what so ever. They are an amazing broadhead, very well built
Them 1.5’s are beasts!
I live in NM and definitely interested in how the Sevr does on elk. What were the shot distances? Blood trail? Broadside? Quartering?
Not a fan of the Sevr, had one not open all the way. Flew awesome though. Great vid!!
Thanks man and agreed!
Coming from a guy that has shot 40-50 deer with rage and a few with the sevr 1.5. I can 100% tell you the sevr is 5 times more durable than the rage and they work great but I can also 100% tell you that the blood trails from the rage are a bit more devastating. It sucks they aren't as durable but it gets the job done everytime. Ive shot many big bucks through the scapula with the rage and blown through. Some times you get a small exit hole with the sevr if it pivots. When this happens your blood trail isn't very good for the first 20-30 yards but then opens up. The best rage they ever had was the red chisel tip. I just prefer the 2 inch cut over the extreme chisel. If they came out with a 2 inch red chisel tip head with the nc I wouldn't shoot another head ever again. I shot 7 deer one year with the same rage chisel head
I prefer fixed especially after all the testing we’ve done it’s a no brainer
But I’m this test I’d shoot the 1.5 all day long
They have a rage chisel tip nc now
Shot the Serv 1.5 last deer season awesome head going to be trying the 1.7 next season thanks for the review
Got you I want to put the 1.5 - 1.7 - 2.0 side by side I think it’d be cool to test em all side by sode
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA that would be a cool review definitely should try that
100% be very interesting to see the results
Great video! Between you and Lusk, I am really starting about switching to Sevr broadhead from my rage hypodermic NCs. Would have liked to see a couple more shots in the gel, and would like to see a side by side with the SEVR 1.5 and 2.0! Thanks again for the video!
Already have that video on the channel! Honestly with all the heads I’ve tested neither of these would be in my top 5 not even top 10
Here’s one
ruclips.net/video/i80GKoqYS88/видео.html
Apologies we have done the 2.1 vs 1.5 we can do the 2.0 vs 1.5 as well
ruclips.net/video/BxU9_1jL0ik/видео.html
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA Sweet! That would be awesome! 😁
Got you! It will be when it starts warming up here in WNY though so we can have an honest gel test!
All my kills have been with the 2.0 but like you said I love the 1.5. I have a video of one of my doe kills. Blood trail was great.
That 1.5 is a fine head 100% but what works for your setup is what works!
Good luck rest of season!!
If you are going to shoot 1.5 inch mechanical, just shoot a larger fixed blade.
I do like the sevr alot better then the rage. However I've shoot deer with both brands with good results.
Both of these Broadhead a are 2 inch cut neither is 1.5 but I agree
The problem with larger fixed blade heads in hunting is you aren’t always shooting in the most comfortable positions.It’s very easy to torque a bow or put to much face pressure on strings resulting in a bow that is no longer “tuned” and that large fixed head is going where it wants. Sure a mechanical is going to be off but not nearly as much.
This is going to be my first year using a crossbow a RM415 with a 608 grain CE piledriver bolt 100 brass insert and 150 head. I’m heading to Illinois in November. Also my first year using a mechanical head. I’m taking Schwacker 251s 3” cut and Sevr Robusto 2” to hunt with or that’s the plan if they both group well and I’m betting or hoping both will. The landowner my old airforce buddy swears by the Rages in his crossbow. I’m going to find out what is what I’m sure. Thanks for your videos, really like them. I have been bowhunting with a compound since 1988 but a lot of this broadhead technology is new to me.
We got you! Make sure to check out all our crossbow tests as well we have 4 new ones dropping on the channel over the next two weeks
Here is the 3 inch cut crossbow test I spoke of
I shot the rage hypodermic nc this year and got the job done, but looking at trying sevr next deer season.
let me know how it goes!
Sure will! Also shooting Day Six Evo XL.
Been curious to test them!
sevr is badass head. like i said before sevr is most accurate head on the market
I’ll believe it when I test it 🤙🏽 ahaha you know where I stand ahahaha
Is that a Vanilla Ice shirt??? So stop! Collaborate and listen! Ice is back.......... Great Video.
I love it!
That’s the thug life joe Kelly shirt from when he threw at all the astros & mocked Correa 😂😂
Great video once again brotha 👍🏻I might have to try out a Sevr. I know u guy aren’t really a fan of the Jak knife but it did pretty well for me this season👊🏻. Keep the great content comming! 🇺🇸
I liked the jak-knife I haven’t found a wasp head I didn’t like yet!
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA ya same here for wasp honestly. I have some 2” swhackers in my quiver right now might try and smoke a doe with one here late season with it. Never used them either yet. 🦌👊🏻🇺🇸
They are decent heads not a big fan but a lot of people are!
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA yep same here I never had any interest in buying them until a couple of my buddies said I gotta try them. So we’ll have to see what happens.
Let me know!
The sevr is way tougher than the rage. The rage is just too flimsy. Breaks on ribs. The sevr is tough as nails. Pivots out of the way if it hits bone. Love the sevrs.
Yes that’s why I made sure to state that, the newer rages blow up on contact with a hard surface, the sevrs when we tested them held up pretty good
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA i shot a doe at 73 yards through both scapulas....still got a pass through. Sevr was a bit bent, but in tact.
That’s crazy that’s been the downfall of sevrs in our tests the penetration has been it’s weak point
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA have to run a heavier arrow. I shoot over 80 lbs with a long draw. Shooting a 500 grain arrow at 292
I have tested it with my 83.5 lb bow with a 495 grain arrow 277 FPS (27 inch draw) slightly better penetration but still not great best head they have regarding penetration is the 1.5
The only negative I can say about the Sevr 2.0 is when you put the locking screw into it for practicing, some of the edge of the blades are still exposed. They need to modify the design a bit.
This is true!
I love me some BCO broadhead tests, but it's rifle season in PA. Let's put your ballistics gel to some bullet comparisons ;)
On second thought... Ammo is scarce and overpriced right now. Womp womp
Just might I’d have to get a different block for rifle tests, they’re a longer block unless I just line up both 20% blocks which could work
We could still test what we have!
Sevr has it all! Robusta 2.0 150gr crossbow. Safer to handle, blades swivel if contact bone.👍
Just filmed shooting every Sevr through a shoulder blade they drop throughout the next week or two it’s must watch for sure!
What happens with SEVR is when it penetrates, if you push down on the wings you will see the SEVR open up just a little bit more! Also, SEVRs blades lock into position and moves around bone if it should hit it which makes it more devastating!!! I wish I could send you what the 2.0 did to the Turkeys I shot! Complete pass thru as well as devastating holes and broke BOTH OF THE BIG WING BONES! THEY SHOULD HAVE CALLED THIS HEAD THE DEVASTATOR!!!! Great test just adding my .2 cents. Thanks for the video. If you want to see the pictures, tell me how and you will be amazed! I'm now shooting 1.5 head at Elk!!! I will take photos afterwards hopefully!!!!!! I'm also going to try if the Elk is close enough the 150 grain head for a perhaps a better punch so to speak but my bow is setup for the 1.5 /125 grains. I've been shooting them out to 80 yards! I absolutely love these heads!!!!! Be safe
Good luck man! Love hearing it!
That 1.5 head is just mean!
2 blades are ass the wound channels close up
Ehhhh
@@prohunter515 What??
I've shot a pile of stuff with rage trypan and 2.3 extreme and I've seen what they do to animals. If I was shooting plywood or concrete I'd probably shoot something else but HOLY! IYKYK
Keep hammering with em man no one’s trying to change your setup we just test broadheads and they did ok at best amongst everything we’ve tested
If they work in your setup badass! We don’t care what you shoot as long as it’s effective
I’m shooting kratos with my crossbow and I think fixed with my new bow,I love the Fairy Ranch
Ranch fairy is legit!
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA yep,it is
Either: Sevr 1.5 or 2.0 are killing machine beast!
I’d roll with the 1.5 for sure!
I shoot the Rage hypodermic no collar out of my V3X 29 at 78# thats no twist in my cables wt 28.5 mods. I shoot a Easton axis 5mm arrow 420 grains at 301 to 302 fps. I get pass throughs on anything wt the Rage hypodermic no collar. I have broke some blades but always kills the animal but sevr is good heads too
Nice!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE SEVR
AWESOME!
I wish those sevr wing hooks were about a half inch lower. It would save any doubts in my mind on deflection from angle shots.
I still stand by if I’m gonna shoot a mechanical it’s be a grim reaper
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA I tried a Reaper Whitetail special and I had it open in flight at 300 ft per second. I recovered the buck luckily. Im sure you can find the gruesome pics if you Google it.
That’s crazy never seen that happen even shooting that fast myself
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA yep that's all it took I'll never use them again. I shot a doe to test them a few weeks earlier and never got a pass through at 15 yards. Stopped on the far side ribs. Deer dropped in sight though....15 yards run with no blood.
Well kinda obvious why there was no blood as it wasn’t a pass through and only went 15 yards
I’ve had one no pass with grim reapers other than that it’s a sure thing it’s blowing through
Do you remember your setup?
Saw on Archery site that the sevr 2.0 ( what I was going to try ) had bad penetration. , Dull blade new and bad blood trails . A lot of post said the same thing ?
I didn’t see dull blades but it does lack in penetration
I’ve been shooting the sever 2.0 and they are a dream I will say my only frustration is having to order them online and and wait and there not in any stores
That is a gift & a curse ordering direct
Can you do a battle of the rage broadheads, there are several different variations of the heads.
Yes there is indeed we may can try to get to that! We’ve tested most of them on the channel already
I shoot that Rage in your hand. I will say that I do agree the blades are a bit more fragile than they should be.
But two stories since I went to the Rage Hypo NC
1st deer was quartering away. I put it where it needed to be and it took off the top of the heart and sliced both lungs on the inside against the heart. Something a 1.5 or 1” simply won’t do with that same shot.
2nd deer, same exact broadhead:
Shot was Behind the front shoulder slightly quarter away. It cleaned out both lungs, and blew straight through the opposite blade at one of its thickest parts. Pulled the joint apart and all. Dropped her on the spot.
Edit: it did break one blade off at the shaft. But the damage was already done. If that was an entry impact, I’m not so sure.
Rage Hypodermic NC has been incredible for me.
But the rage 3 blade SC, and SS, have let me down 3 times. Once on an awesome buck that I thought for sure was double lunged. Shot was slightly high, but maybe 2” -3” from the vital V. Blood for 150 yards and gone forever.
I know that if I had the Hypodermic NC knocked that day, that buck would be on the wall.
If you’re gonna shoot rage. The Hypodermic is the only broadhead I would use.
I get better penetration with the trypan due to the blade angle
That’s one thing I want to do is the trypan & the NC side by side!
Appreciate it …Serv it is!
In this case!
Thinking of going with the sevr for my Elk hunt this year. Has anyone used the sevr for elk?
Personally I’d recommend a good cut on contact fixed heads
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA Is there a fixed head you suggest? This is my first archery elk hunt Im just trying to figure out what broadhead is going to do the most damage on such a big animal for the fastest kill possible. Thanks
We have tons of badass fixed heads on the Broadhead test series! Check em out and see which you like!
Sevr has plenty of post on their instagram page from hunters using the 1.5 on elk and animals from Africa. 👍
I bet they do but based on our testing it is pretty foolish to not shoot fixed on big game like elk
What would you like more Grim reaper carni four or sevr?
Carni four never let me down afield when I used them
Watching this in 2023, hearing “quarantine”, never wanna hear that again.
I think you and everyone else think alike
When are you guys going to shoot the whacked hybrid
I was told the wac ems are coming up. Can't wait for that video.
It is indeed!
The swhacker hybrid is coming shortly! Have a couple heads in front of them!
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA can't wait to see that video also. I thought about shooting those also
It’s coming! Just have a ton of heads to do mixed with it being season mixed with quarantine it’s been hectic
Cool video! Would you chose the serv 2.0 over the 1.5 with a 430fps crossbow? Should have enough speed to pass through large animal?
That’s all preference I love that 1.5!
I also like it for the increased FOC
Should put a piece of leather or something over the front of the gel. It will simulate the “skin” it goes through, which helps mechanicals deploy fully with the resistance it gives. Sometimes ballistic gel can be a little too soft. Cool video!!
I buy the certified fbi grade 20% ballistic gel, nothing else is needed to deploy heads this gel is 17 lbs it’s more dense than you realize…
We have had two heads need Jean (one was the thorn and that was due to the design of the Broadhead not the gel)
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA awesome! Thank you for the info!
You betcha 🕺🏼🕺🏼
Have you ever compared the Sevr 1.5 vs the 2.0? Just curious how much more penetration the 1.5 would have. I enjoy the videos and your tests, you have an awesome channel!
Not side by side but I have tested both the 1.5 has significantly better penetration it’s still the only head I’d shoot from sevr
Cool, I’ll look for that video on the 1.5. Thanks
I’ll getcha the link!
ruclips.net/video/BxU9_1jL0ik/видео.html
Here you go!
Thanks!!
New sub here... Great vids!👍🏽👍🏽.. what brand of ballistic gel are you using?.. or is it a homemade recipe?
Thanks man I appreciate it!
Clear ballistics, I only buy from them since it’s certified and comes with the cert 🤙🏽
I shoot 50 lbs with a sevr 1.5 shot my first deer with the sevr last year at 22 yards complete pass through and the deer went just over a hundred yards and my dad shot one this year and it was spraying blood for about 50 yards and just fell over
Very nice!
Awesome video thanks😊
You betcha!
I shoot the sevr 2.0 and love it I shoot obsession fixation 7xp at 18.5" 73lbs with a easton 5mm fmj arrow 500 grain at about 290 fps and it is poison on whitetails
Very nice! 💪🏽💪🏽
Hey what ever happened to the recurve hunt lol
Waiting on snow I bowhunt all seasons so I got plenty of time I want moose & Hawk’s freezers full before I ask them to film for me
Your truly a good man sir 👍🏻
I try to be 🤙🏽
Is the sevr blades sweep forward or is it barbed?
They sweep forward
Another great video. Not sure id really trust either of these heads.
Agreed
Me either. Never been a fan.
@@bowhunt2206 what your head of choice?
@@bbmopar3834b grim reaper whitetail special.
Great minds think alike 🤙🏽
Now put the Slick Trick Raptor Trick up against these two.
The raptor trick will beat the rage lose to the Sevr
I can do that test but I have others I need to do before this
Would like to see it at some point
It will be done!
I will never shoot any Rage mechanical again after using the Sevr models the TI 1.5 125 grain does even better than the Robusto TI 2.0 150 grain.
Rage is no bueno in my eyes
1st
Per usual 🕺🏼💃🏼
I shot a deer 398 ft. Per.sec. 47 yards. Destroy heart quarter away 3 steps dead amazing accuracy
Nice!
I shoot the Sevr 2.0 and love the broadhead over all others!
What ever works in your setup!
The hypo Nc are fragile the trypan is a wayyyy better broad head
Agreed both have performed good trypan is tougher but that’s not saying that much lol
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA lol
What’s so funny?
Sevr 2.0 worked great out of my xbow this year on a doe
If it ain’t broke don’t fix it!
Iron will comparison on shoulder blades??? Iron will will get an exit. Absolutely.
That’s awesome but this video is about comparing the broadheads in the title nothing else
With that said I would shoot an iron will single bevel over either of these all day long
Why do you guys forget that giant cut surface wins in all cases except for a shoulder hit??
I stopped using fixed expanding broadheads increase your margin for error
They literally have twice the cutting surface
@WMBCS (giant cut) one wins if it doesn’t hit any bone while the other (fixed) wins regardless of it hits bone so in your own words
Increase your margin of error and shoot a solid fixed Broadhead
Watching the wound channel is devastating
Right!
One blade on the sevr didn't encounter resistance all the way thru,You should have shot the sevr arrow again so the results would be more accurate.
We can just re do this vid if you’d like 🤙🏽
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA instead of the NC use the trypan the 2-in cut I bet it won't outdo it
We will see in a retest we can do all 3
And shoot both in the middle of the jail not where it would come out on the edge that's cheating
It’s no cheating it was just what happened I’m not a machine
But we can do the test again don’t bother me personally you’d never find either of these heads in my quiver, the only Sevr that has impressed me has been the 1.5 that head is a beast the rest are subpar at best and the newer rage are the same from our testing
Plenty of better heads out there
Sevr all day
Which model? Only one that was impressive in testing was the 1.5 that head is MEAN!
Durability really isn’t that much of a factor. 95% of my mechanical broadheads along with people I experienced destroy them when hitting deer. If not the ground screws it up just enough to not trust. Plus on blade had less resistance because it wasn’t inside gel fully.
Durability to me is important it cannot break on impact or it will only wound the deer I’m ok with it not being able to be used again but it must survive the impact and do it’s job along the pass through of the animal or I’d refuse to use it
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA I agree 100%. I’m just talking about how myself and probably you will put a used mechanical broadhead on the back burner or for squirrels and rabbits ect. They never come out unscathed. I’m just really saying I never will shoot one more than twice haha.
At a deer or elk that is. Small Game arrow after just out of respect for the animal. Wanna send a perfect practiced broadhead to take out ethically.
I get your angle it’s why I switched to fixed head’s especially after the most testing we did I don’t for-see returning to mechanicals although I still want to kill one with the thrive 1.5 single bevel mechanical so I don’t rule it out entirely 🤣
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA had several wrist surgeries in the last 4 years so I’m shootings crossbow now but yes fixed is the way to go 100% with compound. Grizz tricks were my go to or hood ol muzzy
Shoot the rage watched em all die so far 30 to 40 yards and done
Love to hear that!!
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA shot 2" rockets since came out also used wasp jackhammer
Like rage best
We’ve tested a couple wasp and they have impressed us!
Really want to shoot sevr but need to work my poundage up because I’m only shooting 42 lbs because of 2 pins in my shoulder
Why don’t you look at a cut on contact fixed head with a little weight up front? It sounds like it’d be a better option
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA since I can’t shoot an expandable yet bought stingers Montecs and Exodus to see which penetrate the deepest in a block target at 20 then see if they’ll fly straight
Peep our fbi grade ballistic gel test we’ve shot all those in gel
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA thank you
You betcha 🔨🦃
Kinda slow bow for those specs
Wish I had longer arms but here I am
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA I hear ya but 80# and only that speed is crazy … but It is a matthews 😬
It’s 78.5 lb draw not 80 but the speed isn’t slow with that arrow weight, the vxr isn’t a screaming bow speed wise by no means but archers understand there is A LOT more important statistics than IBO speed ahahaha
my triax with the wake limbs is 83.5 # draw maybe you mixed them up
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA just referring to the one in the video , at 70# my rx5 shoots 312 at a 476 arrow
Cool but I hate how they shoot, I’ll take feel and performance over speed anyway but that’s just me we all have our preferences
What’s your draw length
It wasn't a grim reaper
What lol
Try a meat seeker and you’ll throw those away
Meat seekers are illegal in our state, I also don’t hunt with either of these heads just putting them side by side for testing
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA dang... mechs all together or just barbed heads or heads you can’t pull out?
Barbed heads are illegal in NY & personally not a fan of them either, we have tested the meat seeker, it was ok better options in my setup without the added risk
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA I understand .
They are mean heads though lol
I knew the sevre would win. Rage are obsolete and crap.
Agreed
RAGE IS JUNK...... CHECK LUSK ADVENTURES FOR REAL BROAD HEAD TESTS
First test with us clearly 🤣🤣🤣