Wasp Broadheads

[DirtTime]

Anyone on here use Wasp broadheads?

I still have a 6-pack of old Hi-Tech XLL 125's I bought around 1991, or close there of. I think these are now the Hammers, similar design. 

Wondering if anyone has used the Sharpshooter cut-on-contact broadheads in 100gr, and how they performed?

[grampy]

I used the Wasp broadheads back around 91 and loved them.  Used 100gr though. Killed a bunch of deer with them.

[DirtTime]

1 hour ago, grampy said:

I used the Wasp broadheads back around 91 and loved them.  Used 100gr though. Killed a bunch of deer with them.

Thank you for the feedback.

Not shooting 125's myself anymore.

I did for the hell of it, assemble one of my XLL 125's and took a shot at appx 20 yds. I was almost 6 inches low. But, I am getting off topic...

 

I see people talking about "knock-off's", and the brands the TV shows use, so I was just curious if people still use Wasp ( you don't hear about them much anymore ), and in particular, one specific broadhead.

Looking for info on the Sharpshooter in 100gr. 

[Marion]

I only use the 100gr wasp boss broadheads. I swear by them! All my deer are slayed with them. Many falling within 30 yards

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[Hock3y24]

i dont, but really want to try them, just cant justify another BH purchase with the way my current ones have performed.

[growalot]

Have don't recall the .model.in 100 grain..They shot well but as I recall penetration wasn't great but did the job. Thunder heads or Cabela equivalent and G5 now.

[518BowSlayer]

been using the jackhammers for 3 season's now, haven't failed me yet

[growalot]

That's what they were!

[stubborn1VT]

Been using Jak-Hammers 15 years.  Simple design.  Rugged.  Fly like my field points.  Made in the U.S.A.  Never let me down. Only time I didn't get a pass through was when I hit the far shoulder and turned into marbles.

[Doc]

Wasp is still in business: https://www.wasparchery.com/

[Marion]

I have yet to not have a complete passthrough with them. That said I also shoot 70lbs so those with lower poundage I cannot speak for

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[growalot]

Ya mine is lower poundage...why I switched...like I said flew well and still got the job done...

[stubborn1VT]

They make the Jak-hammer in inch and an eighth.  I shot those with heavy arrows at low speed and got pass throughs.  Now I'm shooting the inch and three quarter.  Rocket is another company that makes reliable broadheads.