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Turkey X Broadhead

The Rage Turkey X isn't just another broadhead; it's a statement about how you intend to hunt turkeys. This head is purpose-built for one thing: delivering maximum shock and damage inside the bird, all while trying to avoid the dreaded pass-through that can leave you chasing a crippled gobbler. It achieves this with an aggressive design centered around a massive cutting diameter, often exceeding two inches. Unlike many fixed blades or even some expandables that aim for a clean pass, the Turkey X

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The Rage Turkey X isn't just another broadhead; it's a statement about how you intend to hunt turkeys. This head is purpose-built for one thing: delivering maximum shock and damage inside the bird, all while trying to avoid the dreaded pass-through that can leave you chasing a crippled gobbler. It achieves this with an aggressive design centered around a massive cutting diameter, often exceeding two inches. Unlike many fixed blades or even some expandables that aim for a clean pass, the Turkey X

Key takeaways

  • Rear-deploying SlipCam mechanical blade mechanism
  • Expansive cutting diameter exceeding two inches
  • Specialized tip geometry designed to limit excessive pass-through
  • Tough stainless steel mechanical expandable blades
  • Standard 100-grain weight distribution
  • Massive cut diameter creates immediate, devastating wound channels

Intended uses

  • Ground blind turkey hunting
  • Compound bow gobbler setups
  • Close-range vital targeting
  • Spring archery season

Verification notes

Evidence: expert reviewed. Last verified October 16, 2026.

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Editorial take

Turkey hunting with archery tackle presents a unique challenge: clean pass-through shots often leave a gobbler capable of flying hundreds of yards before expiring. The Rage Turkey X tackles this problem head-on by prioritizing massive internal trauma and reduced penetration. Purpose-built for archery turkey hunters, this mechanical broadhead is tuned specifically for avian vitals rather than big-game blow-throughs.

The head pairs an aggressive leading cut-on-contact tip with rear-deploying stainless steel main blades that swing out to an expansive cut over two inches wide. By combining high cutting surface area with friction-inducing blade geometry, the design intentionally absorbs kinetic energy to help the shaft lodge inside the body cavity. That trapped arrow acts as an anchor, physically hindering wing movement and preventing wounded birds from taking flight into thick timber.

Because it relies on wide, high-leverage expandable blades that absorb violent resistance, edge rolling or bent blades are common after contacting heavy wing bones or striking dirt. It is practically a single-use head per bird harvested. While standard mechanicals chase deep penetration on whitetails, the Turkey X trades pass-through efficiency for energy dumping, making it a specialized and lethal niche broadhead for the spring turkey woods.

Best for

  • Ground blind turkey hunting
  • Compound bow gobbler setups
  • Close-range vital targeting
  • Spring archery season

Not ideal for

  • Blades frequently bend on contact with bone or soil, limiting reuse
  • Poorly suited for big-game applications requiring complete penetration
  • Shock collar or blade retention requires careful inspection before firing
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Verified specifications

Key features
  • Rear-deploying SlipCam mechanical blade mechanism
  • Expansive cutting diameter exceeding two inches
  • Specialized tip geometry designed to limit excessive pass-through
  • Tough stainless steel mechanical expandable blades
  • Standard 100-grain weight distribution

Warranty and repair information: contact the brand directly for the most current terms.

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Data sources & verification

  • Last verified: 10/16/2026

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