Broadheads

A broadhead is the cutting tip of a hunting arrow. It threads onto the insert at the front of the shaft, so the thread stud and the ferrule have to run true or the arrow planes in flight. We machine the ferrule and stud on the lathe, then mill or grind the blade seats.

Our broadheads run fixed-blade and spiral-serrated, in steel and stainless, black-oxide or bright. Concentricity between stud and ferrule is held tight so the head spins clean on a spin-tester.

Broadheads share the same screw-machine setups as our target points and pneumatic valve cores. Send a sample or a drawing with thread callout, blade count and finish for a quote.