Annihilators have a raised scoop in the back that extends radially beyond a typical arrow shaft OD, adding increased cutting surface area. The scoop's purpose is to punch holes not just cut slits. Annihilators remove more mass from an animal than any other broadhead design including punching through bone.
Irrespective of animal size or shot placement, the Annihilator will put a 1.5 to 2 in. hole all the way through an animal without failure. These large holes stay open and prevent wound channels from collapsing on the arrow or bolt.
The Annihilator adds steps to lethality other broadhead shapes can't accomplish because they do not have enough cutting surface area relying only on lacerations to cause hemorrhaging which eventually leads to death. Increasing cutting surface area makes a significant difference to decrease the time an animal expires after a shot, making for a more ethical and humane kill.
An Annihilator:
- Traps a crucial volume of air behind the broadhead during flight.
- Pulls that air through an animals cavity on impact.
- Punches a large hole that cannot close.
- Induces cavitation that rapidly changes the internal pressure of an animal's cavity.
- Causing a sucking chest wound collapsing the cavity within seconds.
You can actually hear the difference of an Annihilator on impact. Bowhunters can expect to watch any size game fall within sight the vast majority of the time over a lifetime of hunting.
The Annihilator is pretty much indestructible. Arrow shafts and arrow components typically fail before the Annihilator chips or edges roll over.
Most other broadheads are unusable after one shot. Having moving parts, fasteners, cut outs, seams, etc. all weaken structural integrity. Annihilators are made through an investment casting process that yields one solid piece of 4140 steel, the same steel many hammers are made of. Annihilators will not warp, bend, or break when passing through an animal including when impacting bone.
The edges are pitched at 30 degrees so you can lay it flat on a diamond stone. With a few passes you can get a sharp ready-to-hunt edge in the field in under 5 minutes. Hunters should expect to reuse Annihilators until they lose them!
We eliminated all surfaces that cause broadheads to fly inconsistently. The Annihilator is a smaller cut, single piece, fixed blade broadhead with no vents or cut outs and 100% symmetry on three sides. The back-scoop wedge design generates a balanced amount of lift and requires no vane alignment to achieve optimal flight stabilization.
You can expect long range field point accuracy out to as far as you can effectively shoot with zero chance of a mid air failure. And they are deadly quiet.
Larger wound channels equate to significantly reduced friction on an arrow shaft and its components. The result is less total drag as an arrow passes through an animal for greater penetration efficiency. Irrespective of arrow weight, speed or bow poundage, all archery hunters will see increases in arrow penetration with Annihilators.
With 3 points of cutting contact and a minimum .038” wall thickness, Annihilators don’t deviate or change shape if they hit something hard in an animal like bone. They'll hook up at the moment of impact passing through animals on the same trajectory you send them on. Annihilators are also one of the shortest cut on contact broadheads so they have less leverage than almost every other design. Less leverage equals less of a chance of deflection.
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Contact UsWe believe there is no greater satisfaction than harvesting an animal with a bow. The season is short and the time most of us get to spend hunting is even shorter.
For years we dreamed of developing the most efficient and reliable fixed blade broadhead ever produced. We wanted something that flew accurately, got pass-throughs, caused animals to expire faster, and could be used OVER and OVER! As a result, we developed a truly unique broadhead, one you can confidently depend on no matter the size of game or type of bow you take into the field.
We wish you the best of luck in all of your hunting adventures. THANK YOU for considering to shoot our broadheads!
Sincerely,
Brandon Brodie and Micah Brown
Founders and Fellow Hunters