Rage Announces New Turkey Broadhead

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posted on February 21, 2017
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Rage has announced a new broadhead that's designed specifically for turkey hunters. The Rage Turkey Broadhead features a new cut-on-contact tip with a pair of Meat Hooks that are meant to inflict maximum lethal damage, while slowing the arrow enough to anchor your bird.

The Turkey Broadhead combines a 2.1/8"-inch-cutting-diameter, two-blade Slip-Cam broadhead with the Meat-Hook Tip to assist in stopping turkeys in their tracks.

The broadhead features a pair of surgically ground, .035-inch-thick stainless steel blades that produce an initial slap-cut entry hole of nearly 3 inches, and while the Meat-Hook Tip has a 9/16-cutting diameter in its own right, a pair of blunt notches on each side of the tip were designed to slow the arrow as quickly as possible upon impact to potentially impair one or both wings for a faster, safer kill.

The 100-grain Rage Turkey Broadhead also features an extremely aerodynamic, precision-machined and anodized aluminum ferrule paired with the proprietary Rage Shock Collar for optimum blade retention and consistently reliable blade deployment.

For more information, go to RageBroadheads.com.

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