Anybody ever used ramcat broad heads, and if you have did they leave a good blood trail and did you have to adjust your pins any?

Meanest cat in the woods, other than that elusive black painter of course. They fly great and if you hit them right it's not a blood trail, more like a red river.

Almost everything I've read about these heads have been great with their flight, penetration, and cut. Initially, i think there were some issues with bending blades and having to tighten the blades after every practice shot, which I believe have been resolved. And being able to swap to the bigger cutting blades is pretty cool too.

I ALMOST went with these heads but wasn't sure they would clear my riser shelf or quiver with my arrow length, and I wasn't sure I wanted to deal with having to keep an eye on the blade tightness, so I just went with Slick Trick Magnums this year. I'm pretty sure they just came out with a RamCat specific quiver too.

Shot several just out of curiosity and have always came back to the cats. Only head ill buy.

Ive killed 2 deer with em. Every deer I shot, the blades bent on em. Overall they are a really good broad head. I killed the oldest deer i ever shot with a bow using em. The two deer i did kill didnt run more than 50 yards. They leave a good blood trail. I switched to muzzys a few years ago which was a bad move on my part. I just bought some rages.

I've shot them for 4 seasons now. Great blood trails, and if shot from a tuned bow. They fly just like field tips out to 50 yards.

They do fly well. I've got about 15 that I've got to rebuild before season gets here. You do have to put new blades on it after any shot but I do that on most any broadheads anyway. Small price to pay considering what we pay for everything else.

Watch out. I thought about going to them but my arrows were just a touch short from what the guy at the pro shop said. I went with my rages anyway. Heard a ton of good things about them and work with a few guys and that is all they shoot.

Ram cats fly great. I didn't like that the tips of the blades bend after being shot into a target just a few times. Also they didn't fit in my quiver very well. However they do offer a smaller thicker blade now.

Been shooting my Ramcats today, don't know they don't fly better than field points. I'll explain, last year was the first year I shot them. I had a whisker biscuit on my ol' Switchback and I actually thought they flew better than field points last year. This summer I put a QAD drop away on my bow. I had to dial it in and after I got it set, I can actually shoot the "cats" better than field points out to 35 yards. 35 is the limit of my happy zone and as far as I practice. I think the way the blades are positioned and the tip is dished, actually helps stabilize the arrow.