More Cutting Surface than a 3" Mechanical

SINGLE BEVEL XL 100

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More Cutting Surface than a 3" Mechanical

SINGLE BEVEL XL 100

SINGLE BEVEL XL 100

$79.99 USD
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Made in Idaho
Made in Idaho
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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 1/16th"
    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: 4.6666665 / 5 from 15 reviews.

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    Reviews

    Annihilator Single Bevel XL 100 grain broadheads are Awesome

    "I cannot overstate the lethality of these broadheads. They fly great, are super strong, and simply devastating!"

    — Nathan L. (5/5)

    Just as advertised

    "These heads are amazing. Shoot same as my field points. I was lucky enough to take an 8 pointer this fall and the 125 XL single bevel that went through ribs and blew out through opposing shoulder leaving a blood trail that I could have followed from a passenger plane at 30,000 feet! Will definitely continue using Annihilators Andrew Madbury, NH"

    — Andrew G. (5/5)

    Too expensive for Canadians

    "After the border/tariff nonsense they are way too much. Broadheads look fine but so does all the cash I spent to get them. My mistake."

    — Dan L. (1/5)

    Katana review

    "I bought the katana 125gr and the xl 100 single bevel I practiced with both the katana flew better with my bow setup and penetrated through my new target so I took it with me on my Maine bear hunt the bear was at the top of the tree after the dogs treed it I had a small window the size of a baseball to shoot trough the branches at the bear my Easton 5. 0 arrow and my katana 125 went right through the bear and it fell down dead I plan on buying more I love the field point accuracy and the deep penetration."

    — George G. (5/5)

    1 SHOT. . . 1 KILL. . . TOTAL DEVASTATION!

    "The nice 8 point I shot on November 16, 2025 was the first shot I made with the XL 150 SINGLE BEVEL broadhead attached to an arrow with a total weight of 484 grains. . . 150 being the ANNIHILATOR BROADHEAD. The 16 yard perfectly broadside shot was made from a height of 24' while I was sitting in the saddle using a Mathews VXR 28 with a 29. 5" draw at 63 lbs. The XL 150 SINGLE BEVEL went complete thru the deer severing the very top of the "connection ports" of the heart while passing thru both lungs and the arrow. . . though not "completely passing thru". . . protruded out the side of this very wide buck that was approx. 220 lbs. on the hoof. Because of the DEVASTING DAMAGE done by the XL 150 SINGLE BEVEL BROADHEAD, the buck ran 45 yards DYING WITHIN 15 SECONDS of this SHOT! As a "Bow Hunter Only" for now going on 35 years, this was deer #108 taken with a bow. . . and my 64th taken since I started hunting out of a saddle in late 2019. Saddle hunting has allowed me to "get closer". . . as I don't use food plots as a tactic but more rely on finding "sign" that dictates my "killing position". . . which typically puts me much "higher" in a tree with steep angled shots being the "norm". The DEVASTATION FACTOR of the XL 150 SINGLE BEVEL BROADHEAD is NOT TO BE QUESTIONED nor is the "FIELD POINT ACCURACY". . . they fly EXACTLY "WHERE" YOU ARE AIMING! If not. . . it's YOU or YOUR BOW. . . or BOTH. An EXCELLENT BROADHEAD. . . EXTREMELY WELL-BUILT. . . EASY to RE-SHARPEN. . . DEADLY! Remember. . . HIT them in the HEART (PULMONARY) area. . . and THEY DO NOT LIVE nor GO VERY FAR! The ANNIHILATOR XL 150 SINGLE BEVEL BROAD is TOTALLY DEVASTATING!"

    — Dan F. (5/5)

    Paint Buckets

    "Amazingly sharp, solid broadheads. Indestructible. Paint bucket blood trails."

    — Jane S. (5/5)

    Très satisfait

    "Très satisfait"

    — Michel D. (5/5)

    Elk hunting Idaho

    "Put a good hit on my bull, he had no chance. Went 65 yards and rolled back down the mountain"

    — Joseph D. (5/5)

    Another MI buck down

    "Love the durability of these heads, and warranty and customer service is top notch, as well as tune ability. Had to make a slight rest adjustment to get them to fly true to my field points. I've now harvested 3 MI bucks with these heads, all of which have expired with in 100yds of the shot, the buck this year was 35yds, double lung pass through, ran a straight line and tipped over 75yds out, the hole and internal damage these heads do is impressive, but I will say this, on everyone deer I have killed with these heads, the lack of blood at the shot sight can be discouraging, but within 10-20yds it opens up like a sprinkler, and the amount of internal blooding will fill a 5gal bucket"

    — Blake D. (5/5)

    Bad service

    "My $ was taken instantly, I couldn't view or track my order status for almost 2 weeks. And it was almost a month before I got my tips. The tips are amazing I'd love to continue to use them. . . . . . . if I can get them"

    — Barry G. (5/5)

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