What an incredible broadhead. I've tested over 300 different broadheads, putting them all through a series of grueling challenges. And the Katana has received the highest score of any head I've tested so far. Check out all my tests, including this one, on my YouTube channel. It performed as well in the field as it did in my lab. This is a winner of a broadhead!
I shot a moose, a whitetail, and a mule deer all with one Annihilator Standard 100. They fly exactly like field points. They look small but the technology makes a big hole. The whitetail I killed ended up being the #1 whitetail killed in Alberta as per Pope&Young scoring. I got a perfect passthrough. They absolutely do the job. He died in 10 seconds. Awesome broaheads. I can resharpen and reuse them. They are amazing!
All broadheads can kill with a perfectly placed shot. The question is: what actually makes an animal expire quickly? It’s not just a cut—it’s the scale of internal disruption: damaged organs, rapid hemorrhage, and collapsing function.
The problem.
The shot rarely goes exactly as planned. Even “perfect” shots vary in outcome. Animals move. Wind changes. Pins wobble. Relying purely on blood loss depends on ideal conditions—you hit heart or lungs cleanly, avoid bone, and the broadhead performs perfectly. In reality, bone density, impact angle, tissue elasticity, and deployment failures introduce major unpredictability. Many fixed blades create narrow wound channels that close quickly or fail to disrupt internal structures enough. The result: slower expiration, longer tracking, and a greater chance the animal won’t be recovered.
That’s where Annihilator comes in.
Annihilator Broadheads are engineered to maximize lethality—even when the shot isn’t perfect—by applying advanced fluid dynamics and structural physics to create wound channels that stay open and disrupt internal pressure faster than conventional heads.
The Result: Faster expiration. More animals dropping in sight. Less tracking. Less suffering.
Bowhunting isn’t just about making a shot—it’s about respect. For the animal. For the moment. For the outcome. Over the course of your hunting career, a broadhead that consistently produces cavitation and massive internal disruption will dramatically increase your recovery rate and reduce uncertainty.
ANNIHILATOR BROADHEADS ARE BUILT FOR BOWHUNTERS WHO DEMAND RELIABILITY—NOT JUST IN PERFECT CONDITIONS, BUT WHEN IT MATTERS MOST.
Unlike traditional broadheads that slice narrow slits, Annihilator Broadheads are engineered to remove mass—punching large, open holes that stay open. Raised scoops extend radially beyond the shaft, significantly increasing surface disruption and reducing tissue elasticity around the wound.
This design creates wound channels ranging from 1.5 to 2.5 inches in diameter—depending on animal size, angle, and shot placement—that do not collapse around the shaft. Even when penetrating dense tissue or bone, the result is a wide, low-friction path that speeds expiration and simplifies recovery.
No other fixed blade broadhead combines this level of mechanical disruption with aerodynamic stability. It’s a wound channel that works with the body’s physics—rather than against it.
Annihilator Broadheads are made from a premium alloy steel engineered for extreme strength and resilience under dynamic stress. Designed to withstand high-impact forces—including bone strikes—these broadheads maintain structural integrity where others bend, break, or fail.
Most broadheads are designed to be disposable. Annihilators aren’t. Their monolithic construction, proprietary hardened steel, and protective nitride coating make them virtually indestructible under normal field conditions. In most cases, your arrow shaft or other components will fail long before the head does.
Resharpening is simple. With flat-ground edges, a few passes on a diamond stone restores a field ready edge in minutes. Annihilators are built to last a lifetime—unless you lose them.
Accuracy isn’t optional—it’s fundamental.
Annihilator Broadheads are engineered with precision and balanced geometry to deliver true ballistic flight that mirrors your field points within effective hunting ranges.
Each broadhead is manufactured to exacting tolerances with near-zero runout and perfect rotational symmetry. The result? Tighter groups, long-range reliability, and no erratic behavior in flight—regardless of arrow speed, shaft configuration, or bow setup.
In short: what you practice with is what you’ll hunt with. Every shot flies straight, stable, and lethal.
Penetration isn’t just about sharpness—it’s about total system efficiency. Annihilator’s geometry creates a wound channel that reduces friction on the arrow shaft and its components, allowing deeper penetration with less energy loss.
The cut-on-contact tip initiates immediately, and the compact overall length reduces lateral leverage, minimizing deflection on angled shots or hard impacts. That means a straighter path through bone and tissue—and more consistent pass-throughs across broad conditions.
Whether you're shooting a lightweight arrow at 60 pounds or a heavy setup at full draw, Annihilators convert more of your energy into forward momentum—where it matters most.
Annihilator began with a simple mission: make a broadhead that performs flawlessly in the field — every time. We’re lifelong hunters who believe in ethical kills, recovered animals, and gear that earns your trust season after season.
Every Annihilator is built in the USA with precision and intent — not just for better results, but for what those results mean: cleaner shots, faster recoveries, and greater respect for the animals we pursue.
We’re grateful for every hunter who chooses to be part of this story. Your success fuels our purpose, and your trust drives our craftsmanship.
— The Annihilator Team
Brandon Brodie & Micah Brown, Founders
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