Annihilator was engineered for reality.
Why Annihilator?
Why Do Annihilator Broadheads Kill Faster?
All broadheads can kill with a perfect shot.
But perfect shots are rare.
Animals move. Wind shifts. Angles change. Bone gets in the way. Most broadheads rely on narrow cuts and ideal placement—when anything goes wrong, expiration slows and recovery becomes uncertain.
Annihilator was engineered for reality.
The problem with traditional broadheads
Most broadheads depend on blood loss alone. That means:
- Narrow wound channels that collapse
- Minimal internal disruption
- Inconsistent performance through bone or dense tissue
When wounds close and organs remain functional, animals travel farther, suffer longer, and are harder to recover.
THE ANNIHILATOR DIFFERENCE
Annihilator Broadheads don’t just cut—they DISRUPT
By applying principles of fluid dynamics and structural physics, Annihilator creates wound channels that stay open and collapse vital systems faster—even on imperfect shots.
What happens on impact:
- Air is redirected into the chest cavity
- Internal pressure destabilizes organs
- Cavitation accelerates loss of function
- A true sucking chest wound forms
The result: faster expiration, more animals dropping in sight, less tracking, and less suffering.
STILL NOT SOLD?
HOLES STAY OPEN
MORE PASS-THROUGHS. LESS DEFLECTION
FIELD POINT ACCURACY
BUILT FOR A LIFETIME
