More Cutting Surface than a 3" Mechanical

SINGLE BEVEL 100

  • box of 100 grain standard single bevel rights
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More Cutting Surface than a 3" Mechanical

SINGLE BEVEL 100

SINGLE BEVEL 100

$74.99 USD
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Made in Idaho

Made in Idaho

Crossbow + Bow Compatible

Crossbow + Bow Compatible

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Rotation

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

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Weight: 100 grains
Cut Diameter: 1 inch
Construction: Single-piece hardened proprietary steel
Thread Pattern: Standard 8/32
Quantity: Three Per Box

Key Features

  • Most durable Annihilator edge profile
  • Triangular 3-blade wound geometry
  • 8mm cavitation scoop for mass displacement and non-closing channels
  • Moderately easy to resharpen (lay flat on a stone and sharpen like a knife)
  • Made in the USA with a Lifetime Warranty against manufacturing defects
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Single Bevel broadheads are built for penetration-first performance.

The single bevel edge causes the broadhead to rotate as it passes through an animal, creating a spiral wound channel that promotes heavy blood loss and deep, consistent penetration.

Compared to double bevel designs, single bevels are almost twice as sharp, penetrate significantly better and hold an extremely sharp edge—on par with Katana. You still get the classic 3-blade triangular wound channel, but with added rotational cutting mechanics that increase internal damage.

Our Features

Single bevel edges

for rotation and spiral wound channels

8mm cavitation scoop

for mass displacement and non-closing channels

Triangular 3-blade

wound geometry (tried-and-true)

Sharper than double bevel 

but takes more skill to sharpen

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When to choose single bevel

Single bevels are slightly harder to resharpen than double bevels, but they reward that effort with exceptional sharpness, strong penetration, and excellent flight for a 3-blade design.

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?

Match the bevel direction to your arrow fletching rotation.

How does this compare to Katana and Double Bevel?

Katana: quietest flight + deepest penetration overall (recommended for crossbows).
Single Bevel: spiral wound channels + deeper penetration than double bevel.
Double Bevel: toughest edge + easiest sharpening.

How hard is it to sharpen?

Moderate. Single bevel sharpens like a knife edge—harder than double bevel, easier than Katana.

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: 4.870968 / 5 from 31 reviews.

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Great broad head

"This broad head has the best material I’ve seen on a broad head it penetrates deeper than broad heads I’ve had I the past killed deer with them THEY WORK!!!"

— Jack R. (5/5)

Stops them quickly!

"These broadheads were recommended by a friend. After I had a mechanical broadheads fail on me I thought I would give them a try. Totally blown away how they shoot and perform. Consistently accurate with my crossbow. The buck I shot this season dropped 40 yards away! Clean pass through and the broadhead still looks like new! That wasn’t the case with mechanicals. Amazing! Telling my hunting friends about them."

— Dannis W. (5/5)

Excellent flight, devastating results

"Shot a nature Buck this year with this head. I had doubts because of the small size of the head. But they fly amazing. Penetration was insane it sailed right through. Lastly this head is absolutely devastating. I watched my deer watch 20 yards and drop. The head was still sharp after the shot just took it to the ceramic to take out a slight roll in the edges and is ready for action."

— Anthony O. (5/5)

Impressive to say the least!

"I've never had an animal go down that quick. It was literally seconds before expiring. This is my new standard."

— Joshua V. (5/5)

"Super sharp! Awesome quality!"

— Devon (5/5)

Bad shot but good outcome

"Made a not ideal shot on a bull elk hitting it way further back than planned. These broad heads provided great penetration as well as continued to cut as the animal moved providing a great blood trail. Was able to get a second arrow in and recovered the animal. Very happy with the performance of the single bevel."

— David C. (5/5)

STANDARD 100 SINGLE BEVEL

"I have not used them yet on a bow hunt but the single bevel, 100 grain broadheads are very well made and sharp."

— Nathan L. (5/5)

Annihilator

"I shoot both the 100 grain standards and the 100 grain standard single bevel. They fly with the same consistency as field points, but I had to adjust sights because of where the broadheads were hitting. They are a great quality product and recommend to any and all that are looking for an upgrade to their broadhead arsenal."

— Bobby B. (5/5)

Great Broadhead

"While hunting Antelope I accidentally shot low and hit a 2X6 board. I dug out the broadhead and put arrow back in my quiver. Not realizing it I used same arrow to shoot my Antelope buck the next afternoon at 35 yards. It penetrated through the antelope with no problems. Antelope ran 40 yards and expired."

— Gerald W. (5/5)

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