A: Both CoreMaxx and SaberMaxx have replacement blade kits available, with enough blades to replenish four broadheads.
A: Yes, but the lethal nature of the broadhead may cause damage to traditional broadhead targets.
A: The flight stabilizer ring helps to ensure repeatable trajectory of the arrow, enabling interchangeability between field tips and CoreMaxx/SaberMaxx broadheads.
A: Yes, the 3/4-inch stabilizer ring leaves a .750 caliber wound channel.
A: The SaberMaxx is designed to deflect off of bone and continue penetration. If it hits bone head on, the hardened ring is designed to snap, and cause the rest of the arrow and blades to deflect and continue penetration.
A: The SaberMaxx comes with a non-reflective finish, and has a hardened core channel ring. However, both include fur-penetrating serrations.
A: Yes, we have customers that hunt all kinds of animals, including elk, black bear, buffalo, mountain lion, pig, bighorn, whitetail, and mule deer.