On an 1 inch plywood the test came out something like this!!!

For expandables =
Aftershock Hypershock: Went to the middle of the vanes
Rockymountian snyper: Did not even make it through the plywood
Wasp Jackhamer: It almost made it through but the back of the blades in wood
N.A.P Spitfire: the tip was on the backside of the plywood
Grim Reaper: Same as the wasps

Fixed blades=
Muzzy and Thunder head were the same but muzzys blades were better condition
N.A.P crossfire:The had about a 1/4 of the arrow on the back side of wood
Steelforce: This was probly the best out of all the fixed blades and the blades were the same before and after.

All of the tests were done indoors, with a bow set at 70 pounds 30inch arrow Shooting 285 fps All 100 grain tips, brand new plywood. If any one has done a test like this show the results and any other comments.

Interesting!Some big suprises for me.I would had thought the Snypers would have done better.I like snypers.Aren't the Aftershocks bigger?As far as cutting diameter?

Well I really like the entrance holes the snyper makes.They are actually larger,due to the slapping out of the blades..than the exit wound is.I thought about trying the aftershocks for turkey.But I have a few gobbler getters to use first. :wink:

we shot broadheads into the side of an old wheel barrow. We had some three blade muzzys , Steelforce premiums and wasp boss bullets. The muzzys nad the steelforce only made it halfway through the broadhead. But the wasps passed through and bounced off of the opposite side. didn't even hardly ding the tip. It smashed the muzzy blades and took its toll on the steelforce. I like the penetrating power of the little heads.

im not sure about the entrance on the aftershocks after a little more research that the entrance isnt to big and what if the broadhead dosent pass through due to that huge cut ? then you are left with a small blood trail although since the companies claim to fame is better penetration due to design they may be just fine. I dont know honestly