Silver Flame 2-Blade Screw-In Broadheads Review
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Silver Flame 2-Blade Screw-In Broadheads Reviews
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R15
6 years ago
Extremely accurate out of Ravin R15
One Significant Flaw
Longbow Fanatic
9 years ago
Overall, these are a well made broadheads, but I don't think they are worth the price. My primary gripe is that each of the three broadheads in my package screwed into my arrow shaft at a different angle. With my regular broadheads, Magnus Stinger, I can cement my insert, screw in a broadhead, align the nock to have the blade perpendicular to my string, and then fletch the arrow.… read more From then on, I can take any Magnus, from any package, and it will align EXACTLY the same. Not so with these. You would need to fletch an arrow specifically for each head in order to have all your heads aligned the same.....plus, any replacement head would then not align the same. If this is not an issue for you, these are great heads. Sharp, accurate, and attractive.
Awesome!
Huggiebear
9 years ago
I've only practiced with this broadhead so far, but they are awesome, super sharp, laser cut steel, very well made, my favorite broadhead!
Great broad head
SUPERSNEEK101
10 years ago
Hunting well made
ABS Silver Flame
MD
11 years ago
Excellent quality, scary sharp. My only complaint is the blade thickness is not as advertised. Blade mics at .056 not the .071 advertised.
Awesome.....but beware!
Sagdude
11 years ago
These are sharp....nicked myself...shot a whitetail in lungs at 30 yards....broadhead ricocheted off rib up to spine....deer dropped at point of impact. I couldn't figure out what happened as the rear of the arrow was still sticking out from a lung shot (my neice needed a heart for science project) so I was wondering why it seemed like a spine shot? After I took deer to butcher...I… read more said I wanted to review the damage...he said oh you spined him. I then showed him where inital impact was and he said he never saw anything like it. The spine was nearly severed!
These are sharp!
Indiana
11 years ago
This product is everything it is advertised to be.
Flight like a field point
Chinook
11 years ago
I test these broadhead during 3 hours in a 3D, i thing the next hunting season it's inside my bag. I hope the little noise on flight don't make loose a wildboar..;O)
Hair popping sharp
Jase68
11 years ago
Super quality broadhead, hair-popping sharp and superbly made
Great broadhead
Blackavery
12 years ago
Great product look forward to an elk hunt this year
Silver Flame 2-Blade Screw-In Broadheads Questions and Answers
Asked by
bowonly
12 years ago
Sharp out of the box, but how hard are they to re-sharpen after the shot? What kind of sharpener and technique to bring the edge back so they can be re-used? Can you send them back to the factory for re-sharpening if they are really dulled? I am really i
You will be able to sharpen these just like any other broadhead.
12 years ago
You will be able to sharpen these just like any other broadhead. Whatever technique you are used to will be just fine.
Asked by
Turtle
4 years ago
How many come in a box?
These are sold by the 3-pack.
4 years ago
These are sold by the 3-pack.
Asked by
Fish
4 years ago
Are the 180 grains not available anymore?
The 180 grain was discontinued.
4 years ago
The 180 grain was discontinued.
Asked by
Bijan
5 years ago
Are these the German made ones?
The Grizzly stick broadheads are made in South Korea.
5 years ago
The Grizzly stick broadheads are made in South Korea.
Asked by
O.T.
6 years ago
Do you have this Silver Flame broadhead in the XL 150 version?
We currently only have the 125 in the XL sliver flame
6 years ago
We currently only have the 125 in the XL sliver flame
Unfortunately we do not have the 150 in the XL version.
6 years ago
Unfortunately we do not have the 150 in the XL version.
Asked by
Tommyr
9 years ago
Will these broadheads work with 19/64 inserts without an adaptor?
Yes you do not need an adapter for arrows that are smaller than
9 years ago
Yes you do not need an adapter for arrows that are smaller than the Broadhead. My personal opinion is if you're using field points that are larger than the shafts then you want that taper so it's easier to pull out of targets
I use these with standard carbon arrow inserts and they work gre
9 years ago
I use these with standard carbon arrow inserts and they work great. Love these broadheads!
Asked by
Unknown
12 years ago
At some point the head will get dull. Can these be re-sharpened by the user or returned for sharpening? If they can be re-sharpened, what methods can the user employ to get them as sharp again?
These can be resharpened and the best way to sharpen these is wi
12 years ago
These can be resharpened and the best way to sharpen these is with the KME Sharpening kit that we offer. The stones in this kit will work great on the hard Stainless Steel that these are made of. All you will have to do is take the broadhead apart and chuck the blade up in the jig and run it over the stone. After you have achieved the initial sharpness I would recommend to do the same thing on piece of leather to nock off the burr and they will be razor sharp again.
These can be resharpened and the best way to sharpen these is wi
12 years ago
These can be resharpened and the best way to sharpen these is with the KME Sharpening kit that we offer. The stones in this kit will work great on the hard Stainless Steel that these are made of.
I bought their sharpener at their website and it's the best one
12 years ago
I bought their sharpener at their website and it's the best one I've bought. Use that per the instructions and finish it off on a leather strop. Waalaa razor sharp again.
Asked by
bowonly
12 years ago
Sharp out of the box, but how hard are they to re-sharpen after the shot? What kind of sharpener and technique to bring the edge back so they can be re-used? Can you send them back to the factory for re-sharpening if they are really dulled? I am really i
You will be able to sharpen these just like any other broadhead.
12 years ago
You will be able to sharpen these just like any other broadhead. Whatever technique you are used to will be just fine.
Asked by
bigatx09
13 years ago
I am going to Africa at the end of this month, would this broadhead work for eland?
Yes, these are a very popular broadhead for big game.
13 years ago
Yes, these are a very popular broadhead for big game.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
how do the blood trails on these compare to 4-blade models such as magnus stingers or muzzy phantoms? mainly trying to find the best head for brushy country elk out of a 60 lb. recurve
Blood trails will be a lot better with a 4 blade head Vs a 2 bla
13 years ago
Blood trails will be a lot better with a 4 blade head Vs a 2 blade.
The broadhead that gives you a pass thru will give you the best
13 years ago
The broadhead that gives you a pass thru will give you the best trail. If the 4 blade passes thru, then similar hits will have more blood from the 4. The silverflame will outperform the 4 blade when bone is involved.
Asked by
Erich
13 years ago
How do I determine what grain broadhead I need?
You normally use a broadhead that is close in weight to the fiel
13 years ago
You normally use a broadhead that is close in weight to the field points that you use.