I'm thinking of trying a new BH. Someone told me about the simmons type. Are they any good? Looking for a good one for deer and elk. Thanks  

Check out the Simmons threada bit lower on the page. Awesome lookin holes!

If it's good enough for JC to use, then I'd use 'em...

in his book, "become the arrow" byron furgison  says that he uses the simmons interceptor and really likes the design

Byron liked the design so much that for a while he sold a Signature version that was exactly like the Interceptor only about an 1/8" narrower.

I've taken more game with the 190 gr. Interceptor than with any other head.

I shot the 160 gn interceptor for the last couple
of years and can tell you it really opens up a
an exit wound....Last deer I shot looked like he
has been hit with a meat cleaver......bleed out
completely in 20 yrds....A little hard to sharpen
but a good head......allen

QuoteOriginally posted by Bowspirit:
If it's good enough for JC to use, then I'd use 'em...

Bout choked on that one Chris, thanks for the compliment, but certainly undeserved. I asked Charlie about them when I first started looking at em and he said "Yep, good head...helluva hole." So really it should be "If it's good enough for Charlie Lamb to recommend, then I'd use em"

I have become a fan of them in my own right however after killing a few things with them. They've proven not only to create massive blood trails but to be durable in my opinion for such a long, unsupported piece of steel out front. Easy to sharpen with Simmons $7 wheelie sharpener (as is everything else I might add), makes them a great choice for many applications.