RMS cutthroat vs Bone

[quibton]

Anybody have experience with these heads? Good, bad, ugly? I used kudu point last season with great results and have considered going expandable next year, but I just have a love for fixed heads and reliability.


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[Bronc]

I’ve been using the cutthroats for about 4 or 5 years now. So far they have worked flawlessly. I curled the tip on one by hitting a cement block during practice. The only bone I’ve hit is the ribs on an elk and a deer. Both times the broadhead just needed a little sharping.
They do need sharpened right out of the box. I haven’t had any tuning problems either.

 

[quibton]

I’ve been using the cutthroats for about 4 or 5 years now. So far they have worked flawlessly. I curled the tip on one by hitting a cement block during practice. The only bone I’ve hit is the ribs on an elk and a deer. Both times the broadhead just needed a little sharping.
They do need sharpened right out of the box. I haven’t had any tuning problems either.

How were flight characteristics of these? The kudus fly awesome with minimal tuning.


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[Bronc]

How were flight characteristics of these? The kudus fly awesome with minimal tuning.


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So far, everyone has spun perfectly. I’ve had to adjust my rest slightly to get them to hit with my field points. I’ve never shot kudus, so I can’t compare them.

 

[jaximus]

im not much into the single bevels, but the guys that i know that love them, really have taking a liking to the the cutthroats. they have good steel and i believe the edge geometry is better. when they start talking beyond that, i tend to not listen, but i know the clear choice to them is cutthroats over bone.

 

[quibton]

Anybody else?


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[Ranch Fairy]

Cut throat.
We’ve had reports of 2 Bone Broadheads shredding after impact. One of them was on a message board. One of the pros shot a buffalo. The broadhead edge was 100% destroyed and shredded.
That is unacceptable, especially in a broadhead “space” where tough and bone breaking are pretty much the separating features of a single bevel. It’s not all hype, on an adult arrow, they do just that.
I contacted the owners. They say “if the animal is dead, we are fine”.
Ok - you win.
But, cut throat is your winner.

Self Promotion here.
On the Ranch Fairy channel, multiple animals killed with singe bevels. No shredding.