I was practicing a little with some new to me grizzly broadheads this evening. Have never shot this type of head mostly 3 blade such as snuffer, vpa, and muzzy. When I shoot my block target with the vpa's they penetrate to the feathers almost every time. When I shot the grizzly it went all the way through the target and stuck in my backstop about 6' away. When I tried to pull it out I noticed it had went through the 3/4" stall mat and into the 2×4 frame about 1/4"! The broadhead still looked brand new so can't wait to try these out on a deer and maybe a hog!

Yep that sounds about right. You won't be disappointed.

This is my first year trying Grizzlys as well. So far I'm really happy with how they perform on my target.

One of my faves!

Ive seen them blow through quit a few deer. For the money you can't beat them.

I could buy a set of broadheads every year just cuz! I was looking at Grizzlys just a while ago. They look plenty sturdy.Those stall mats are tough!

Never achieved a full pass through on a deer until I switched to grizzlies. You will never find another head on the end of my arrows now!

Great broadheads     Switched to them a few years ago and haven't looked back.

Been using them since day 1, great heads

I can't wait to see what they'll do when I get them sharp!

Some of my best bowhunting memories include Grizzly broadheads.  Long time fan.

The only one I shoot.

Anyone got a pic of one?

Best broadhead I ever used, since I started bowhunting in 1977.

Grizzlies and Cutthroats are my absolute go-to heads.  Both easy to sharpen and very tough.

I love em!

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Anyone got a pic of one?

Here's one of a 185 that I killed a Gemsbok in Africa with last month in front of a 200 grain Woodyweight.

90% of all the game I've taken have been with a grizzly. AWESOME Broadheads.

Thanks Mike. I remember them now. Always wished they made them in double bevel, the length to width ratio is perfect.  Mike

Here's what a Grizzly 125 will do to a hog heart.  This was from a steeply angled "raking shot", entry was angling from behind the last rib and the Grizzly penetrated all the way through to the heart and beyond.

About a 500 grain aluminum arrow from an old 45# recurve.