This is a follow-up to my post about Hunor Broadheads. Original post is at: https://www.tradbow.com/members/cfmbb/messages.cfm?threadid=2C736874-1422-1DE9-ED8943C987E9F349 . Like I said, I need no other proof that I evolved from a fish as you simply wave something shiny in my face and I bite (buy).

I paid $45 (PayPal only, but you don’t need an account) and ordered the Hunor Africa in 125 gr. I got them in the mail. I have Simmons Sharks 2-blade and X-50 (something like that) 2-blade in 175 gr and 125 gr respectively to compare to.

First, the bad. Shipping was a LONG time. These things come from Hungary. I happened to order them right when there was a national Hungarian holiday of some sorts and the entire country was closed. At least that’s the impression I got when my email was returned. It took a little over a month to get the broadheads. I understand international shipping, etc, but it seemed a bit long.

Now the good. The broadheads seem sturdy. They come well polished and very sharp. I used one out of the three to practice. I’ve hit quite a few things, even some targets, and it held up. No, it is not razor sharp any more, but sturdy. Next, someone compared these to the German Kinetics (or I believe Alaska Grizzly Sticks???). I agree that they look very similar, but the GK and A-GS start around $90. These are ½ the price and shipping is included. I have not seen/owned/used the GK or A-GS, so other than price, it is not fair for me to compare them. For the ones I do own/use, these are much sharper. Mine need shapening and re-sharpening, and I still cannot get them as sharp. I also wind up bending them. They straighten, but never to “new” form. The Hunor heads don’t bend (but they do chip). The Hunor broadheads come in weight from 100gr up to 200gr. They also have a broadhead called a Neo. It looks cool, but I think I will stick to this design. you can see them both at: http://www.hunorarchery.com . (I do not work for, endorse or get paid by Hunor, simply giving an opinion here.)

Picture is below. I’d be happy to answer any questions, but I am, for now, limited to the broadhead range. I am going Hog hunting at the end of the month, so I hope to have a “real-life” testimonial to give. In the mean time, I rate these as a 4-4.5 out of 5. I would definitely get more. As a matter of fact, when Gregg is close to finishing what he has called my “gorilla bow”, I will get some 200gr heads and make some stiffer arrows for my new “wife” (I named my bows after my family, and the wife has the honor of the second JavaMan ‘American’ which is in progress).

Hope this helps. Be well.

Alex

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