1.) Floyd - 03/31/2013

The NAP Spitfire.

After a hog hunt in February, I'm convinced to have it as my goto broadhead.

Thanks Jon

2.) Jon - 03/31/2013

Been my go to broadhead for a very long time, I have no idea how many animals have given their lives to the Spitfire tipped arrows that have left my bow but its more than 50. Might be closer to 80.
There are so many great broadheads on the market but I have not found a reason to change in over 10 years.

3.) toxophilite - 03/31/2013

i shot satilite though the 80s and 90s then muzzys in 2000, this year i used spitfire 3blade for the first time and i'll have to stay with the spitfires, the exit hole was massive and my 7pt only went 15 feet and dropped :cool:

4.) JimP - 03/31/2013

I do wonder Floyd if the one I had the pass through on, if I had of had the x-tra cut width, would we have had 2 to drag back.

5.) crookedeye - 03/31/2013

jon youre the greatest..

6.) crookedeye - 04/01/2013

i like the ulmer edge.. havnt shot anything yet with one but hopefully next weekend..

7.) Jon - 04/01/2013

[QUOTE=crookedeye;4602]jon youre the greatest..[/QUOTE]

[COLOR="#006400"]Is it cuz I float like a butterfly OR sting like a bee??[/COLOR]

8.) crookedeye - 04/01/2013

lol..youre to old and chubby to be floating like a butterfly..

9.) XJCraver - 04/02/2013

I've been pretty well dedicated to the Rage for the last couple years, but shot Spitfires before that (and Thunderrheads before that...). I still have a few Spitfires, and keep one in my quiver all the time. Good heads - I've never had one fail to work.