Sinister A&M
Sinister Broadheads
A true inversion style broadhead
Our Product
This broadhead is a cut on contact inversion broadhead. It has two blades and four cutting edges. The primary edges cut their way in and the secondary cutting edge cut their way out in a spiral. Closed they measure just over one inch and an eighth. When fully open they measure two inches and an eighth. Currently available in 125 grain with .048 thick blades and has preformed very well out of crossbows and compounds.
As you can see, the broadhead spirals its way through the target for maximum blood wound channel. They are incredibly accurate and the penetration is like a fixed blade until it inverts to new cutting edges in the target.
Shot through a piece of 3/8th inch OSB and two pieces of foam at 20 yards with a 60 pound compound bow.
Each of the broadheads are handmade and sharpened to perfection to ensure the best quality possible.
Expansion Process
As the broadhead enters the target the blades stay closed for excellent penetration through the hide and bone.
As the rear of the blades go through the target, pressure builds causing the front of the blades to begin the opening process.
The blades are now forced open exposing a new cutting edge. This ensures that sharp blades go through vitals even if bone is encountered first.
The straight blades now spiral through vitals causing cavitation of the wound channel and not allowing the wound to close
If you want to see your buck fall, get the Sinister Broadhead for the job! Ron, Wakeman
Field point accuracy right out of the box! Al, Sandusky