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Titanium 2.0

#3 on this list

Titanium 2.0

SEVR

Blades pivot on impact instead of snapping rigid, and a practice-lock screw lets you shoot the actual hunting head into a target all summer.

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Hypodermic NC +P

#4 on this list

Hypodermic NC +P

Rage

The wide-cut blood-trail machine, rebuilt to be reliable: no shock collar and thicker +P blades than the original.

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Titanium 2.0 versus Hypodermic NC +P specifications
SpecTitanium 2.0Hypodermic NC +P
MakerSEVR—
TypeMechanicalMechanical Broadhead
Blade DesignPivoting—
Cutting DiameterVaries by weight (common: 1.7-2.0 inches)—
MaterialTitanium ferrule—
Practice FeatureIncluded lock screw—
Blade Deployment—No-Collar Retention
Intended Game—Deer, Hogs
Manufacturer—Rage
Blade Count—2
Flight Stability—Field-tip accuracy
Reusability—Blades replaceable

What our reviewers liked and didn't

Titanium 2.0

  • Integrated practice-lock screw allows shooting hunting heads into targets
  • Pivoting blade design reduces deflection and enhances penetration
  • Robust titanium ferrule construction for durability
  • Consistent flight characteristics and wide wound channels
  • Excellent for achieving confidence in arrow tuning
  • Higher price point compared to many other broadheads
  • Replacement blades can add to long-term cost
  • Can be overkill for smaller game or lower poundage bows
  • Pivoting design requires adequate kinetic energy to perform optimally

Hypodermic NC +P

  • Delivers a massive wound channel and blood trail
  • Flies true like a field tip, simplifying tuning
  • Reliable blade deployment without a shock collar
  • Thicker blades improve durability and reduce breakage
  • Replaceable blades extend the life of the ferrule
  • Blade replacement can be fiddly in the field
  • Not ideal for bone-on-bone impacts at extreme angles
  • May offer slightly less penetration than small fixed-blades

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