Other than cleaning them all but one would be able to put back on the arrow and go again. One of then has just a small area that is nicked but a file or sharpener would take care of that. Of course I personally would not use them again unil installing new blades on them but that’s just me. The points are still just as sharp as they were before being used and show no signs of dulling or rolling. All are in perfect working order as far as the piston action that is used to open them after making contact.
They fly same as filed points and the holes they make are just short of horrific. None of them have had any problems opening on impact and to the best of my knowledge have not opened in flight. Here are some of the holes they have generated with my deer.
I am very pleased with them. I’m not trying to persuade anyone to ditch their favorite broadheads for these; I am just throwing this out there in case someone else wanted to try them.
