Broad head packaging, 3 or 6 per package

[BAK]

I also agree that there should be no reason to pay more than 4 to 5 dollars each for a broadhead.  More than that and they stay on the shelf.

[Sharpster]

Can't I buy just 1 at a time???  

Ron

[Dave Pagel]

6 pack.  I usually carry four in my quiver so 3 does me little good.

D.P.

[ChuckC]

I agree, the only reason that some are in three packs is because folks would absolutely not buy as many six packs at 60 - 200 dollars a hit.

I think a six pack is the right number to have, but,  well, I guess everything is more expensive now days.  Buy up those big Z's while they are available at $24/6 or whatever it turns out to be.

Bill a modest increase will go unnoticed, but a huge jump, like I am seeing in a lot of heads, means I buy fewer, or find a new head, and there are plenty out there.

I am certain that some of the heads available are awesome, the best out there, but I don't need the best when even a moderate head is awesome on deer sized critters.  I will never get to shoot an elephant or a water or cape buffalo.

ChuckC

[Shawn Leonard]

Never shot the grizzlies but have the Snuffers for a long time, again 6 just makes more sense from the hunting aspect. I have probably 30 Snuffers but started shooting the VPA's recently and they are a great head but at almost $15 a piece I may have to go back to snuffers. Javi is right lots of less expensive heads get the job done, but in my case the VPA's are easy to sharpen and a tough as nails head so maybe in the long run a head that holds up as well as the grizzlies or VPA's may be the better investment. If ya package in 3 you could maybe offer a slight discount for a multiple package purchase. Shawn

[RRock]

I like Grizzly's and I like the number 6. Nice even number. Please, please, please, grind them all the way to the end and the same angle.

[emac396]

I'm impatient when can I order I have a new sharpener and cant wait to use it on my new Grizzly's. I will take a doz left bevels and don't care if it takes 4 packs or 2 I am just happy to be able to buy them again.

               Ed

[LimBender]

Used to think 3, until I brought 4 heads on out of town hunt, lost 1 bh and bent another.  My next bhs will be 2 3 packs or a 6 pack.  Seems you get a little more bang for the buck with a 6 pack - like buying TP at Sams.  :p

Hopefully on price most people would do the division and compare to a 3 pack.

[LPM]

I like six packs,  I happen to love the biggest magnus four blade heads and I don't mind having extras.  

Let's face it.  Three packs came along when broadheads started becomming over priced
trendy things.

[Fletcher]

Six for me too, Bill.  BTW, Thanks for taking these on.  I didn't want to have to do it.

[Thumper Dunker]

I do not care about the price if it not crazy but I can go through alot of arrows in a day varmit hunting. I want a twelve pack    Six pacs are good.

[karrow]

Originally posted by mcgroundstalker:
A 6-pack sounds good to me... Four for hunting and two for practice.....    

... mike ...

yep

[chopx2]

guess 3 or 6 if the price is also a multiple and not cost more per head.

[Tradbear55]

I would definitely buy the 6 pack, better to have to many than not enough.

[Steve H.]

3 packs of broadheads is solely a way to reduce sticker shock for hyper-inflatedly priced heads.

[xtrema312]

3 for me unless there is a real decent price break for 6. Otherwise I will get two 3's when I want more. I have been going to more high quality heads. I don't want to drop $60+ to try a head out. Once I try and like, I don't want to have to get 6 more.

[Adam Keiper]

I usually buy 6 or 12 broadheads at a time.  So, a six pack for me, please.  Three packs would just add extra cost due to lower volume and packaging.  I also stick with the <$30 per six brands.

[Ben Maher]

What Steve H said ...

[Clark II]

6

[String Cutter]

I have noticed that most of us shoot left wing feathers. Might be a good thing to maybe run a pole  and see weather to make 75% of your BH Left beveled?? Can't wait for you to start selling them again.... They are in good hands.