Zwickey Cliff 2-Blade Screw-In Broadheads 175 gr., 3-pack Review
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After more than 70 years, Zwickey's classic barbed broadhead is back! First designed and manufactured by Cliff Zwickey in 1939, only a few thousand were made before Zwickey discovered barbed broadheads were not legal in all states. Consequently he was forced to cease production. These amazing broadheads nearly became extinct, save for the broadhead collector's market. ...read more
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Zwickey Cliff 2-Blade Screw-In Broadheads 175 gr., 3-pack Reviews
Goodluck getting it sharp.
Gage
3 years ago
Seems to be a solid broadhead, but wont hold a edge.
Great shooters!
303 Brit.
7 years ago
Great Broadheads! Fly accurate and hit hard. Killed three Deer with them this year so far. Good blood Trails on all. The Buck was over 200lbs. The arrow had a complete pass through with a 50lb Recurve!
Great Broadheads!
303 Brit.
7 years ago
Great Style, and flys true. Can't wait to use on a deer this year.
Great Product
Hunter Todd
9 years ago
Not the easiest head to sharpen but it holds an edge well and is very deadly. Great blood trails with short recoveries.
Great broadhead, but watch quality
Neal
11 years ago
Two of the three in the packet were good quality, but one was loose on its adaptor, and turned with little pressure. Not ready for hunting.
Keep the varmints on the run
Hoof knife
11 years ago
I have recently started using the broad heads for hunting and these things work. Instead of having to worry about a mechanism falling apart or replacing different parts I have one solid piece of steel and all I have to do is make sure I sharpen it. My advice is to do this on a whet stone because it's easier to maintain an edge for longer periods of time and remove the wire caused… read more by sharpening. Otherwise I see a long and successful future with these heads.
I love these Broadheads!
Bkyrdshooter
12 years ago
I have not had these long and I love the way this broadhead looks on an arrow. It flies great for me. I have used Zwickey products before and they work great. I'm sure this style will not let me down. Still have to put them through the ringer and can't wait to test them on game.
One look, One shot, One tag filled!
Traditional Jim
12 years ago
Once I saw the broadhead, I had to have them. Bought them Sat, Shot them Sun, Mon afternoon, clean pass thru at 15 yrds. They fly strait, hit hard, and really hold an edge.
Zwickey Cliff 2-Blade Screw-In Broadheads 175 gr., 3-pack Questions and Answers
Asked by
tayfun tamer ergün
10 years ago
should this fit the easton brass x hit? thanks
Yes
10 years ago
Yes
The Easton Brass X HIT inserts accept the convention treading us
10 years ago
The Easton Brass X HIT inserts accept the convention treading used on most screw-in broadheads. So, yes. They will not accept any of the Deep Six points or broadheads.
Asked by
four fletch
11 years ago
the description for this head states that it's 175 grains and that its a glue on. i thought the screw in version was 175grains?
The glue on is 140 grain
11 years ago
The glue on is 140 grain
I bought these as screw ins and they weighed within a few grains
11 years ago
I bought these as screw ins and they weighed within a few grains of 175. Kevin
The package that i purchased were the screw on type however they
11 years ago
The package that i purchased were the screw on type however they do have both on the site, i looked up the manufacturers model number to confirm that i had the correct ones
Not sure which product you are looking at! I have the Cliff Zwic
11 years ago
Not sure which product you are looking at! I have the Cliff Zwickey Barbed Broadheads CZS112, the package is marked screw-on and 175 grains. My units have an aluminum male threaded adaptor glued into the steel broadhead and with an average weight of 178 grains. Hope this helps.
It is the screw in head that weighs 175.
11 years ago
It is the screw in head that weighs 175.
The screw in blades are 175 gr.
11 years ago
The screw in blades are 175 gr.
Asked by
Dale
12 years ago
I was looking at getting some brass washers along with these broad heads. Which size brass washer should I get in order for them to not stick out of the radius of the broad heads shaft. 5/16th or 11/32th?
The ferrule on the broadhead is 11/32, you would be able to use
12 years ago
The ferrule on the broadhead is 11/32, you would be able to use the 11/32 or the 5/16 brass washers with these.
The end of the broadhead measeured 0.377". My arrows screw-in in
12 years ago
The end of the broadhead measeured 0.377". My arrows screw-in insert measured 0.367". So the 11/32" brass washer should work fine
I favor the 5/16 adapter because my hunting shafts are 5/16 or l
12 years ago
I favor the 5/16 adapter because my hunting shafts are 5/16 or less in diameter. I would go with the 5/16, unless you are using the larger (target size)shafts.
Asked by
Unknown
12 years ago
Are these sharp out of the box?
No, these heads are not sharp out of the box. These do have a fa
12 years ago
No, these heads are not sharp out of the box. These do have a factory ground edge but will need some attention before use.
Asked by
john
12 years ago
so i ended up purchasing these cause i love the look along with fred eichlers easton axis arrows but what is the advantage to a barbed broadhead ? and or disadvantage?-
A barbed Broadhead does not allow the head to back out as easily
12 years ago
A barbed Broadhead does not allow the head to back out as easily from the animal causing more damage to the animal. You will need to check your local game laws to see if this is legal in your state.
Advantage-The barbs make it difficult to pull out, if not a pass
12 years ago
Advantage-The barbs make it difficult to pull out, if not a pass thru shot. Disadvantage- If not a clean shot, recovery is unlikley. Again difficult to pull out.
Asked by
Unknown
12 years ago
Can you give us any length and width dimensions?
These broadheads are 2 1/2" long and 1 1/4" wide.
12 years ago
These broadheads are 2 1/2" long and 1 1/4" wide.
Asked by
john
12 years ago
is this just a collectors item or a usable broadhead cause it looks fantastic and deadly
This is a fully functioning broadhead. You will need to check l
12 years ago
This is a fully functioning broadhead. You will need to check local game laws before using it. It is illegal to use on certain game in some states.
Asked by
Jake
10 years ago
Can you tell me if this head is a single bevel or double bevel? Thanks!
They are double beveled. That isground from each side of the bla
10 years ago
They are double beveled. That isground from each side of the blade to a "V", similar to a knife blade.
They have a double bevel like a razor blade but they need a bit
10 years ago
They have a double bevel like a razor blade but they need a bit of work to have a real razor edge. A bit of work on a diamond stone will do it very easily. Great broad head for close hog hunting I'm mobile right now so call if its important otherwise I'll be delayed in my response. Thank you :-)
They are double bevel.
10 years ago
They are double bevel.