Been trying different broadheads and put my VPA heads on again. Man they are like a guidance control section on an air to air missle!

My flight improved, my groups improved. That's it, 1st arrow out of the quiver opening morning is going to have a 175 grain Terminator on it!

Then there is the incredible strength and sharpening ease. It's a no brainer. Fine product!  

I agree totally, great product!

Thats good to hear. I am using 200 grain VPA's this fall for the first time.

Joshua

I picked up a half dozen 200gr and will be trying them this fall also.

   They sharpen easy and look like they will fly well, haven't shot any yet.

Yip they are the best out there.
Love them

Ok, just where is the best place to view and place an order lads?


ak.

Big Jims or Bill at zipper has them

My finding and thoughts exactly. I'll be using them this season for sure. Fantastic head all the way around.

I have some 200gr. heads razor sharp and ready to go.......Randy

Yep! A great head  

Thanks for the nice comments guys.
I'm glad they are doing good for everyone.

I really like mine. Hope to see some harvests this year on the website.

I have no doubt that if not lost a VPA will last a few lifetimes.

rayzor-vpa.com has everything in stock other than 150 gr 2 blades.  Tradgang members get free shipping in the US on broadheads.  Use coupon code:tradgang at checkout.  Customers outside the  will have to email as the webstore won't accept orders outside the US.

That's great to know about the free shipping!  

I've got a few different heads that I carry but the VPA Terminators are definitely a favorite and really seem like the best and logical choice: 1)They're easy to sharpen, 2)They're tough and durable, 3)They come in a great variety of weights, 4)They spin true and fly great, 5)They penetrate well and leave a big hole, 6)They can easily be sharpened in the field with a small flat stone carried in the pocket.

"They can easily be sharpened in the field with a small flat stone carried in the pocket."   Very true, I made a believer out of my son-in-law the other day.  He shoots replacable blade heads out of his compound.  I took a 250 gr Terminator from the package and - using only a coarse stone, put a hair popping edge on the head in very little time. I could have worked it on smoother stones to refine the edges more but it wasn't really necessary to make my point.  With a little practice they're quite easy to sharpen and maintain.

i'm about ready to order the 250 grain two blade....it's either those or abowyer.....i know the three blade vpa's are awesome...hoping the two blades will be as well....


lee

Lee -- Now that I have both makes, I would say that I prefer the VPA 2 blade Penetrators. I won't go into all the reasons, because I don't like to sound like I am putting down any product from one of our outstanding sponsors. Let's just say that the Penetrators look like they may be the strongest 2 blade head on the market, which is great, but may only be crucial on really tough game. However, hitting the ball joint of a deer is a tough spot for a broadhead, and I would like for the head to hold up under that situation too. On a broadside lung shot, just about any broadhead is adequate on a deer or other relatively small animal. Even hogs can tear up inferior broadheads though!

Allan

QuoteOriginally posted by Gary Logsdon:
"They can easily be sharpened in the field with a small flat stone carried in the pocket."   Very true, I made a believer out of my son-in-law the other day.  He shoots replacable blade heads out of his compound.  I took a 250 gr Terminator from the package and - using only a coarse stone, put a hair popping edge on the head in very little time. I could have worked it on smoother stones to refine the edges more but it wasn't really necessary to make my point.  With a little practice they're quite easy to sharpen and maintain.

I'm with you Gary.  I carry the little course stone that clamps into the KME knife system in my pocket when hunting and it works great on the "rare" occasion I miss.   :D     I won't discuss how many times I've used it.   :rolleyes:

I'm waiting on a three pack of 175s from a trade. Can't wait to shoot and sharpen them.