More Cutting Surface than a 3" Mechanical

KATANA 125

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More Cutting Surface than a 3" Mechanical

KATANA 125

KATANA 125

$89.99 USD
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Made in Idaho

Made in Idaho

Crossbow + Bow Compatible

Crossbow + Bow Compatible

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Not sure? Match this to the way your arrow's vanes twist not your shooting hand.

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The Katana 125 combines the efficiency of a razor-sharp two-blade fixed broadhead with additional weight for increased momentum and penetration.

Designed for hunters looking to build a heavier, harder-hitting arrow without sacrificing accuracy, the Katana's streamlined profile delivers exceptional flight and efficient penetration through hide, bone, and tissue.

At 125 grains, it offers an excellent balance of speed, momentum, durability, and terminal performance for serious bowhunters.

New to Annihilator? This is the one. Quietest flight, deepest penetration, and it works on a compound, a crossbow, or a recurve

Specifications

Weight:125 grains
Cut Diameter:1 inch (over 2" effective wound path due to mass displacement)
Construction:Single-piece hardened proprietary steel (Rockwell RC: 52)
Edge Thickness:.060" from tip, tapered to .038"
Shank Length:.590"
Thread Pattern:Standard 8/32
Match Grade:±0.2 grains per 3-pack
Quantity:Three Per Box

Key Features

  • Top-Rated Katana Series (Independent 3rd-party test)
  • 12 Single Bevel Edges (6 forward-facing, 6 rear-facing)
  • Crosscut Technology for enhanced wound channels
  • Raised Scoop Cavitation Design for pressure-induced trauma
  • Quiet flight profile designed to reduce wind noise
  • Field-point accuracy from high- and low-speed bows
  • Practically indestructible and fully resharpenable
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Katana is our best overall broadhead for most hunters.

It’s built around a highly efficient 2-blade design with our proprietary CrossCut™ bleeder blade system, delivering exceptional flight, quiet performance, and deep, efficient penetration with a wound channel that resists closing.

Katana uses the same patented 8mm scoop platform as the rest of the Annihilator lineup—but instead of an aggressive rear scoop, the geometry functions more like a ramp. This reduces drag, improves penetration, and allows the broadhead to slice cleanly through tissue rather than forcing its way through.

The result is a highly lethal, efficient cut that penetrates deeper than traditional 3-blade designs while maintaining excellent blood trails through an elongated, oblong wound channel.

Our Features

12 Single Bevel Edges 

6 forward-facing, 6 rear-facing

Crosscut Technology

for enhanced wound channels

Raised Scoop Cavitation Design

for pressure-induced trauma

Quiet flight profile

designed to reduce wind noise

Field-point accuracy

from high- and low-speed bows

Practically indestructible

and fully resharpenable

Learn More About The Katana

CHOOSE KATANA IF YOU WANT:

  • The best all-around mix of flight, penetration, and lethality
  • A quieter, more efficient 2-blade cutting system with an oblong wound channel
  • A broadhead that performs exceptionally well on compound bows, crossbows, and traditional setups

Made in the USA for Life

  • Made in the USA from a single piece of hardened proprietary steel
  • Lifetime Warranty against manufacturing defects
  • Designed to be resharpened and reused season after season

FAQ

Do I need a left or right bevel for the Katana?

Match the bevel direction to your arrow or bolt fletching rotation.

What’s the difference between Katana and the Original Annihilator?

Katana is a quieter, lower-drag 2-blade style cut built for deep penetration. Original Annihilators are a 3-blade triangular wound channel platform with maximum simplicity and durability.

Can I resharpen the Katana?

Yes. Katana sharpens like a knife edge and takes more attention than double bevel designs, but returns extreme sharpness.

Is this broadhead legal in my state?

All Annihilator Broadheads are designed to meet broadhead requirements in all states, but regulations vary and can change year to year. Always verify your local rules before hunting.

Overall rating: 4.7647057 / 5 from 119 reviews.

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Good broadhead

"I hunted elk this year. I struggled a bit with broadhead selection. Ultimately I decided on Katana 125’s. They were up for the job. I harvested a nice 5x5. It cracked ribs on both sides and stopped in the offside shoulder. The elk went 80yds and I heard him crash. Only possible downside, I did have to tune my bow for them, although that was not too hard. After that field points and these shot the same. I did not get a blood trail but that was because i hit offside shoulder and did not get an exit."

— Kurt O. (5/5)

Accurate !

"I have been shooting the Katana 100 broadheads now for several weeks . They shoot right with my field points . I'm very happy with the accuracy . Now if I can get a shot on game . That's on me ."

— Tim P. (5/5)

Flies true.

"Shoots like a field point. Looking forward to taking my first archery harvest with the 125 Katana."

— Wesley B. (5/5)

"These fly with my field tips, no tuning required, are stupid sharp, and seem very tough. Downside, they are small. No doubt they will kill anything they hit, I’m skeptical about a blood trail due to their size."

— C (4/5)

100% satisfied

"These shoot great and have shot 1 buck and 1 black bear with them and neither ran more then 30 yards"

— Adam G. (5/5)

"If you have not watched Lusk archery and his testing, you’re missing out I have personally put these broadheads to every test you can think of hands down best penetrating broadhead I have ever shot the devastation to the animal, the accuracy, same as your field point of sharpness, I will never buy a different bra head again. sincerely, Robert Reed.’"

— Robert (5/5)

"Haven’t been able to try out on game yet but they fly good and seem like they will get the job done"

— avere (5/5)

"Cool broadhead, tuned easily. I’m going to give these a go this season."

— Jonathan (5/5)

"Small but mighty. Sharp and fly great. Can’t wait to see what they do in person."

— Tyler (5/5)

I have shot them and

"I have shot them and they hit with my field tips. I will not get hunt with them until October 3 here in the Texas Hill Country. I will be sure to submit photos then."

— Chris D. (5/5)

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