Originally Posted By: Teacher One
Several years ago I bought about 15 packs of Cabela's (lazer mag broadheads???) on closeout. They are identical to the NAP Thunderhead 125's and shoot just as well. They leave a good blood trail and I have not lost a deer to one of these yet. My son did shoot a deer last year that ducked as he released and the arrow went into "no man's land" between lungs and spine. Not much blood at all could be found and that is the only one we have not recovered with these broadheads. Hope this helps!! I have been around reading everyones posts the last three months, but I have been busy as a cat in a sand pit this year. I'll get back to posting and visiting as soon as my online classes are over this year. You have also set the Aldeer record for most posts in the shortest amount of time that I know of!! War Eagle my friend!


As I recall the blades for those heads were the absolutely sharpest blades I have ever seen come out of a manufacturer. Used the 125 grain broadheads a couple of years but had trouble with them messing the threads up on the aluminum inserts, then I switched to Muzzys. The LaserMags always worked for me, great heads!

"After all, it is not the killing that brings satisfaction; it is the contest of skill and cunning. The true hunter counts his achievement in proportion to the effort involved and the fairness of the sport." Dr. Saxton Pope