Dependent on built inventory, we are striving to get orders out the door in under 72 hours.

Yes! International shipping is calculated at checkout

The ferrules and blades are the same. The ferrule is 7075 Aluminum,  the tip is hardened 420 stainless steel, and the blades are 0.035" thick and are made of stainless steel that has composition that is specially proven to be optimal for the creation of an incredibly sharp edge and maintaining edge retention. 

Weight is determined by the tip used or threaded shank

When using the ballistically matched practice head we recommend shooting into a layered foam “Block” style target or standard foam target. Do not shoot the practice heads or actual broadhead into a bag target of any kind.

When removing the arrow, push the arrow through to the other side, do not yank the arrow back through the front side of your target.

The Beast performs incredible at lower poundages. We always recommend following your given states' bow poundage or KE recommendations/regulations. 

The Beast only takes ~1lb of force to deploy both of the blades on impact so deployment will never be an issue at all with any Beast out of any speed or poundage set up.

YES! We tested the Beast out of a 500 fps Ravin crossbow and it performed flawlessly; the blades remained locked when fired, and in flight during these tests.

Yes, but they must be sharpened as assembled., We do not recommend removing them from the ferrule due to the stored energy in the ferrule keeps the blades under tension when deployed. Due to the amazing Steel, curved shape and 9 step sharpening process of the Beast blades, they retain their edge amazingly well.

Yes. However, every pack of Beast broadheads comes with a ballistically matched practice head engineered with the same center of mass allowing you to practice without the need to shoot your actual broadheads. If you do choose to shoot the actual broadhead into a target, resharpening the blades is recommended. Blades must be sharpened while assembled in the ferrule and cannot be removed.

When using the ballistically matched practice head we recommend shooting into a layered foam “Block” style target or standard foam target. Do not shoot the practice heads or actual broadhead into a bag target of any kind.

The practice head blades, while being ballistically matched for accuracy, are not sharp and therefore will restrict “Penetration”.

No, Due to the method and speed of deployment we do not recommend shooting the Beast through mesh ground blind windows.

Yes!  The Beast was designed to comply with states that have rules regarding barbed broadheads to allow the blades to fold forward to not be considered a barb!

Yes! We have made Beast broadheads available to Dealers.

Of course! Contact us at wholesale@beastbroadheads.com and we will get you set up.

Yes, please email support@beastbroadheads.com

Contact us as soon as possible at Support@bowmararchery.com to begin the return or exchange process.