why they stop make

JTClark · 01-20-2011, 11:35 PM

i wonder why they stop make 2 blade 100 gr and 125 gr 2 blade spitfire ? i would love to see they return the 2 blade spitfire in every models like edge, maxx, xp pro, scropion,
what is reason they stop made expect for 170 gr 2 blade spitfire, i have search for 2 blade spitfire review and find have high rate successful harvest animals..

any idea or know why nap stop make 2 blade spitfires for a archery ?

Brown Hornet · 01-21-2011, 08:31 AM

You would have to call NAP and ask them that question.....

The 1st deer I killed with a mechanical head was with an 85 grain 2 blade Spitfire....they were great heads. But I am sure they stopped making the 2 blade version because more people shot the 3 blade....so for them it probably made more sense to save some $ and only offer the 3 blade. I know I prefer the devastation of the 3 blade to the 2 blade.

I still have some 85 grain and 100 grain 2 blade Spitfires.

MeanV2 · 01-21-2011, 08:42 AM

It's all about demand or should I say lack of it. I'd personally never use a 2 blade head, I much prefer to blow a 3 or 4 blade hole through something.

The only time IMHO that a 2 blade is a viable option would be when having extra penetration was a must and then a mechanical would Not be a good choice.

Dan

bfisher · 01-21-2011, 10:48 AM

Having been in the business end of things there is only one major reason for discontinuing something like a broadhead. Lack of sales (demand). On the othr side look at Muzzy. Their heads sold like crazy and still do. They added a couple others like the MX3 and MX4, but the standard heads are still around. Why, because they work and they sell.

MeanV2 · 01-21-2011, 10:57 AM

I Agree BG, but they also sell because they are cheap. They are not the toughest head, but not the worse either. They will get the job done

Dan

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Originally Posted by bfisher

Having been in the business end of things there is only one major reason for discontinuing something like a broadhead. Lack of sales (demand). On the othr side look at Muzzy. Their heads sold like crazy and still do. They added a couple others like the MX3 and MX4, but the standard heads are still around. Why, because they work and they sell.

kebees4 · 01-21-2011, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by MeanV2

I Agree BG, but they also sell because they are cheap. They are not the toughest head, but not the worse either. They will get the job done

Dan

I use Muzzy because they are less expensive, fly good and always get the job done.
Been using them for years.