Has anyone ever used these broadheads? How was the performance. I shot a few of them today and they few extremely well. The blades are quite thin but appear strong and they take a very good edge.

Made by Louie Lafond, they were a popular head in the 60's. I used them with good success. I'd guess they'd be collectible today.

I used them a lot early on. Sold my last bunch about 2 years ago.They work very well on game...not so durable on stumps and such. Took a very nice edge and made big holes.

Like Bill I used them back in the sixties and early seventies. I killed my first buck with one on November 11, 1969. He is top right in the picture. Where did you find the ones you have.
Jack

QuoteOriginally posted by Bill Carlsen:
I used them a lot early on. Sold my last bunch about 2 years ago.They work very well on game...not so durable on stumps and such. Took a very nice edge and made big holes.

Bill, I think I'm the guy that bought them from you. I'm just now getting around to cleaning them up, sharpening them and putting them to use.
I could see the aluminum ferrule being a manufacturing flaw. I do like the design and flight characteristics.
Perhaps I'll kill a doe on Wednesday and post the results.
Check out the price in the bottom right corner of the picture.

QuoteOriginally posted by Ron LaClair:
Made by Louie Lafond, they were a popular head in the 60's. I used them with good success. I'd guess they'd be collectible today.

Yeah Ron , if they're from 1959 that would make them fairly collectable. Heck I'm only 3 years older than they are. I'll take the best one and put it up with some of my others.