ABarOfSoap

hmm i dont know wich way to go...
you would think the 3 blade does more damage?

isatarak

I started using Spitfires last year and they have been flawless for me.

NH306

I LOVE SPITFIRES!!!! 100 gr

wabashbowhunt

i shoot jackhammers from wasp and have had great cuts with them and easy to clean after a kill

Proff

Snypers all the way for me. I have shot5 deer , a coyote and a few groundhogs with the the Snyper 2 blades. All I can say is that the entrance and exit wounds are devastating. I just shot a nice 9 pt. a few weeks ago and my one hunting buddy that came out to help me with atking pics and getting him out of the woods couldn't beleive the damage that my Snyper did. I shot doe last year with the 3 blade and it worked the same magic as the 2 blade. You can't go wrong with either. The Rage heads are basically a little fancier version of the Snypers. From what I have heard Rocky Mtn. heads ( Barrie Archery) were bought by another company and they made a few changes to the Snyper and called it the Rage. A little different looking for more money??? I will stick with the Snypers. They haven't failed me yet.

PABuck_HNTR

NAP Spitfires

Rob/PA Bowyer

Another Snyper fan, I've shot 6 bucks and a coyote as well. The entrance hole is unbelievable as well as the exit. It's not an open through impact but opens fully upon impact. 5Shot ranked them with Muzzy's, the only reason I tried them, I'm impressed and I was antimechanical.

childers

i know you probably want to use expandables but stick with fixed blades. they are much better in my opinion and the people i talk to

mexhuntr

I've been shooting spitfire's for 2 seasons and I put my hands on fire for them, they're GREAT.

Rammer

I've used Spitfires and harvest quite a few deer with them. They are impressive to say the least. Instant blood trails, all complete pass thrus, blood sprayed 3ft, a blind guy could follow the blood trail.

Check on your states regulations before you buy any expandables. The Rage 2 blade is a 2" cutting diameter I believe. I know in my state that is not legal to use for hunting big game.