Let me start off with I'd of never tried their broadheads if work hadn't been forcing me to do 20-30 hrs of 60$ an hr OT a week for months now. So I have some play money because I'd never pay this much for a BH. But I've been curious for years so I ordered 1 test head in the Holy Trinity S7 100 grain for 160$.
Couple of observations that struck me right away. They're very dull outta the box. Shockingly so. They don't even bite nail whatsoever. They do have a bigger degree bevel of 40 degrees for durability so I expected less sharpness, but not to that degree.
Second, it looks like the tip was machined incorrectly as 1 side looks like a couple thousands too much was taken out. Its noticable with the spin test.
Third it's a pretty short and stout little head. No matter how hard I tried to flex the blades they don't budge.
I took it to a diamond stone and sharpened it extremely quickly so thats a plus, as you just lay it down and pull in 1 direction.
In the backyard this 1 at least flew like a dart, despite the mishaped head.
Lifetime warranty is a nice plus, as bishop claims these will be the last BHs you ever buy if you don't lose them. Which in my case I'd lose 3 of them in 2 years which is why I'd never buy them.
Tho I haven't shot game with it yet, Im pretty disappointed that a 160$ head has a mishaped head and blunt dull outta the box. 400$ for a 3 pack.
Most probably won't care, but If you wanted to know what a 400$ 3 pack BHs we're about those are some thoughts of mine. My Sevrs will do just fine I think.
Couple of observations that struck me right away. They're very dull outta the box. Shockingly so. They don't even bite nail whatsoever. They do have a bigger degree bevel of 40 degrees for durability so I expected less sharpness, but not to that degree.
Second, it looks like the tip was machined incorrectly as 1 side looks like a couple thousands too much was taken out. Its noticable with the spin test.
Third it's a pretty short and stout little head. No matter how hard I tried to flex the blades they don't budge.
I took it to a diamond stone and sharpened it extremely quickly so thats a plus, as you just lay it down and pull in 1 direction.
In the backyard this 1 at least flew like a dart, despite the mishaped head.
Lifetime warranty is a nice plus, as bishop claims these will be the last BHs you ever buy if you don't lose them. Which in my case I'd lose 3 of them in 2 years which is why I'd never buy them.
Tho I haven't shot game with it yet, Im pretty disappointed that a 160$ head has a mishaped head and blunt dull outta the box. 400$ for a 3 pack.
Most probably won't care, but If you wanted to know what a 400$ 3 pack BHs we're about those are some thoughts of mine. My Sevrs will do just fine I think.
were all diseased with the gear buying cancer 
