The "Hammer™" Screw-In Small Game Blunt Review
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We call them "The Hammer™" because it nails small game. Devastating on small game, and your new favorite stump shooting point. The fluted design with scalloped cutting edges grab into small game and keep your arrow from becoming stuck in trees or under grass. The recessed ballistic point delivers killing shock to small game. Made from hardened steel to take hard hits and keep shooting. ...read more
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The "Hammer™" Screw-In Small Game Blunt Reviews
Great blunt!
Derek
3 years ago
I have a 34 inch draw and my draw weights end up being about anywhere from 80 to 95 pounds. So if you have a long draw, this blunt works great It's a great design, doesn't take up a lot of real estate or create drag. Very powerful and accurate.
Good stump shooter and small game head
Custom
5 years ago
I like these heads. I was using rubber blunts, which work quite well for me, but I wanted to try other options. I have not used them to take game yet, but they fly very true, they hit hard and they don't get lost. They might transmit more impact to the arrow shaft if they strike a rock or tree, but I haven't done so yet. I also like the fact that they are available in a number of… read more weights, which can help in tuning arrows. It is also clear that they are hardened steel, after several strikes on the ground they still look like they just came out of the package.
Nice!
Joe
6 years ago
Simple. Durable. Effective. Cost efficient. What more could you want in a small game blunt?
Rabbit nasty
Rattlesnake jake
6 years ago
First day using these I shot a rabbit in my neighbors garden with my #45 sage. Arrows didn't pass completely through which is great for small game.
Best Stump shooting head on the market
Arkansastraveler
8 years ago
Best stump and small game head on the market. Have shot it hundreds of time and have not lost it yet. As tough as they come
They are killing my GrizzlyStiks
TSCHMED
8 years ago
I stump shoot and I've used judos for tens of thousands of shots. Recently I started shooting 175 grain broad heads and I wanted a stump-tip to match that weight and Judos are only 125 grain so I tried these. I've destroyed 2 of my precious and expensive GrizzlyStik shafts in just a couple of days. I've never experienced that rate of damage with the Judo points. I have a theory… read more why but it's just my theory... A judo's outer circumference is a spring and it absorbs shock. The Hammer is extremely durable, but it's outer circumference is solid and rigid. When it's edge catches on something solid, like a stone, it transfers energy sidewards and puts pressure UNEVENLY on the sidewall of the shaft. I believe that is what is causing damage to my carbon arrows. BTW, the impacts that damaged my arrows WAS NOT extreme. These points may work well in certain circumstances but I would not recommend them for stump shooting with carbon shafts. I just wish Zwickey would offer judos in heavier weights.
My Favorite Stumping point
Shootyr
8 years ago
The hammers are the best stumping point ever! They bring out the destructive little kid in me! The little claws help prevent loss, not as good as a Judo, but you would lose field points if you shot em like Hammers! They really tear up stuff, don't ruin your nice targets! They are perfect for ripping tin cans to shreds and chopping down old fence posts and random vandalism. … read more They will stop a bunny on the spot, too.
Tough and work great
Jon
9 years ago
Tough!
Big performance from blunt tip
Beginning Archer Family
9 years ago
beginner archery family took up flu flu shooting for family fun-these tips hold up well
Great for Small game and Stump shooting
Bushcraftbrandon
9 years ago
Great Point for stumping and small game. A must for all "archers tackle boxes"
The "Hammer™" Screw-In Small Game Blunt Questions and Answers
Asked by
ArcheryTeen2056
11 years ago
I would like to shoot these at a target, stump shoot, and occasionally shoot small game with the "Hammer Head." What material should I use to shoot these at a target; foam, clothes, rags, ect. Do you guys sell any recommended block targets that I could bu
A hay bail works best for hammer blunts
11 years ago
A hay bail works best for hammer blunts
These blunts are not designed for target use.
11 years ago
These blunts are not designed for target use.
they are great for stumps and small game but i don't know about
11 years ago
they are great for stumps and small game but i don't know about targets. definitely not foam, but a stack of burlap ought to work well.
Asked by
Josiah Bower
5 years ago
Hi 3Rivers Team, are there 100-gr. points available? I did not see that option in the drop down menu, and need them for my compound bow.
Unfortunately we do not have a 100 grain hammer blunt.
5 years ago
Unfortunately we do not have a 100 grain hammer blunt.
Asked by
Josh
6 years ago
I would like to know the diameter of these blunts. In my state, for spring turkey, the blunt needs to be at least 9/16 " dia. Thanks
The widest part of these blunts is 1/2 inch.
6 years ago
The widest part of these blunts is 1/2 inch.
Asked by
Dean
6 years ago
Will you be restocking the 250 grain?
The 250 grain has been discontinued and we will not be getting t
6 years ago
The 250 grain has been discontinued and we will not be getting those back in stock.
Asked by
Thanatophagous
7 years ago
Any Idea who is the manufacturer as I can't really find that info
I know they are made in the USA, but I don't know the specific
7 years ago
I know they are made in the USA, but I don't know the specific manufacturer.
I got 6 of these last year and don't remember the name on the pa
7 years ago
I got 6 of these last year and don't remember the name on the package,but they were great until you made a really solid shot on something.It blew through the end of aluminum and carbon arrows aftef hitting a healthy stump.
Asked by
Nicholas
9 years ago
Would this head kill a cottontail with a body-shot from a 55# Longbow within 10-15 yards?
Yes
9 years ago
Yes
Absolutely. I have found them to be deadly on game as big as a l
9 years ago
Absolutely. I have found them to be deadly on game as big as a large raccoon.
I haven't shot a rabbit with one of these, but I have shot a squ
9 years ago
I haven't shot a rabbit with one of these, but I have shot a squirrel. I used a 60lb compound, and hit in the mid section. It didn't kill it immediately, but I no problem recovering it. This thing is death on birds, and feel certain that if you hit a rabbit in the head it would kill it. Good luck! Sent from my iPhone
Yes. Most certainly.
Sent from my iPad
9 years ago
Yes. Most certainly. Sent from my iPad
Yes, they fly straight, and they are great for shooting rabbits
9 years ago
Yes, they fly straight, and they are great for shooting rabbits and small game! Andreas Rydland
Asked by
WV Mountaineer
10 years ago
how many points are in a package? is the price for just one point or multiple points?
They are sold by the 3-pack.
10 years ago
They are sold by the 3-pack.
Asked by
Phlipper
11 years ago
Will this work on raccoons? Have you used it? My big 3 fix blade on my recurve blow through it. Does this bring this down?
Yes, it will work on raccoons, but I like to use a dull 3 blade
11 years ago
Yes, it will work on raccoons, but I like to use a dull 3 blade on game that size.
Penetrates more than you might expect, but effective. Depends on
11 years ago
Penetrates more than you might expect, but effective. Depends on draw weight I suppose. Far more lethal than rubber "bunny" type blunts. I would think the greater issue would be shot placement, hitting a raccoon with a 3 blade broadhead should be leathal. I like these for varmints and stumping but if I didn't care about losing or destroying arrows on small targets I'd choose slick trick 4 blade broadheads. Lethal on anything. Cheers, Tim. Sent from my phone.
I haven't tried this head on Raccoons, but it is deadly on Jackr
11 years ago
I haven't tried this head on Raccoons, but it is deadly on Jackrabbits.
Hey Phlipper ,
Although these are great heads for sure , I would
11 years ago
Hey Phlipper , Although these are great heads for sure , I would NOT recommend hunting Raccoon sized animals with them . I always use my deer set up & broadheads for groundhogs , raccoons , etc.....Coons are small bears , and Boar coons are small Grizzlies ...Least in attitude ;) These type heads are great for squirrel , rabbit sized prey and stump killing ;)
Asked by
ArcheryTeen2056
11 years ago
I would like to shoot these at a target, stump shoot, and occasionally shoot small game with the "Hammer Head." What material should I use to shoot these at a target; foam, clothes, rags, ect. Do you guys sell any recommended block targets that I could bu
A hay bail works best for hammer blunts
11 years ago
A hay bail works best for hammer blunts
These blunts are not designed for target use.
11 years ago
These blunts are not designed for target use.
they are great for stumps and small game but i don't know about
11 years ago
they are great for stumps and small game but i don't know about targets. definitely not foam, but a stack of burlap ought to work well.
Asked by
Doug
13 years ago
What effect would these tips have on a Turkey inside 20yds out of my Alphaburner (77lbs, 463gr arrow @ 288fps) ? Would they be suitable since my bow makes about 85ft/lbs of k.e. ?
I do not know how much damage they would cause out of you compou
13 years ago
I do not know how much damage they would cause out of you compound. I have only ever shot them out of a traditional bow.
I can only imagine that they would pass through a turkey coming
12 years ago
I can only imagine that they would pass through a turkey coming from a bow like that. My own exprience from a 60# recurve so far is complete pass through of a 3/4 inch plywood from 30 yards! (32 inch arrow dynamics hammerhead 650gr at 164fps.)
I would not. I think you would be better suited with a cut on i
12 years ago
I would not. I think you would be better suited with a cut on impact broadhead or some kinda mechanical with a sharp blades.
Personally, I would not try a body shot with these tips. I woul
12 years ago
Personally, I would not try a body shot with these tips. I would worry about them just bouncing off, as turkey feathers are like armor, stopping even some shotgun bb's. You would probably be fine because your arrow seems to be very fast, but I wouldn't want a wounded bird. With a head shot though, they will give that gobbler more than just a headache. If you are capable of hitting a turkey head with a field point, these would be great, because they fly just like field tips.
I'd reckon they'd knock it over alright but they wouldn't make i
12 years ago
I'd reckon they'd knock it over alright but they wouldn't make it bleed you'd be better off using a good broadhead they're really only for small game
Personally on a Turkey I would'nt use anything but a broadhead.
12 years ago
Personally on a Turkey I would'nt use anything but a broadhead.
Asked by
stefan
13 years ago
Hi 3Rivers Team, does the Hammer Blunt 100grain fit in my Beman 400 ICS Hunter Arrow ( 5/16)? Thanks, stefan
Yes, they will fit any standard carbon or aluminum shaft.
13 years ago
Yes, they will fit any standard carbon or aluminum shaft.