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Excalibur Boltcutter Broadheads – 3-Pack
Are you looking for a hunting broadhead that flies exactly like your field point but delivers devastating terminal performance? The Excalibur Boltcutter is a legend among crossbow hunters. Forget about broadheads that plane off-target and force you to constantly re-zero your scope. This head was engineered with one goal: pinpoint accuracy even at the extreme velocities of modern high-speed crossbows. Thanks to the unique CLS (Center Locking System), the entire assembly is incredibly rigid and stable, eliminating flight noise and ensuring the head stays intact even when encountering heavy bone. The construction from high-strength stainless steel ensures that the broadhead will not shatter on impact. A huge practical advantage is the ability to replace the blades without removing the broadhead body from the arrow. The Boltcutter is available in three weights (100, 125, and 150 grains), allowing you to perfectly tune your FOC (Front of Center) for your specific crossbow setup. With a cutting diameter of 1 1/16", it leaves a wide, clean wound channel, which is crucial for quick and ethical recoveries. Further product information ...
Excalibur Boltcutter Broadheads – Precision 3-Pack for Ultimate Accuracy and Lethality
Technical Specifications and Weights
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Available Weights | 100 gr / 125 gr / 150 gr |
| Body & Tip Material | High-strength Stainless Steel |
| Cutting Diameter | 1 1/16" (approx. 27 mm) |
| Number of Blades | 3 Replaceable Stainless Blades |
| Assembly System | CLS (Center Locking System) |
| Quantity | 3-pack |
How to Correctly Use Boltcutter Broadheads
Before mounting the head, ensure the threads in your arrow insert are clean. Always tighten the broadhead using a dedicated broadhead wrench. Never use your bare hands—the blades are razor-sharp and can cause severe injury. Once installed, perform a "spin test" to check for wobble. For high-speed crossbows (over 350 FPS), we highly recommend the 150-grain version; the increased weight improves the arrow's FOC, leading to significantly better flight stability in crosswinds.
Care and Maintenance for Long Service Life
Although made from stainless steel, you should always clean, dry, and lightly oil the heads after contact with moisture or blood. If a broadhead passes through the target into the ground, the blades will likely dull from sand or rocks. In this case, take advantage of the replaceable blades—the body is usually fine, and you can simply install a fresh set of blades. Regularly check the tightness of the center screw that secures the assembly.
What to Avoid (Warnings)
- Target Selection: Never fire broadheads into standard bag or foam targets meant for field points. They will shred the target and are extremely difficult to pull out.
- Sharpness Test: Do not test blade sharpness with your fingers. They are factory-ground to a surgical edge.
- Damaged Blades: Never use a broadhead with bent or chipped blades, as it will result in unpredictable flight and poor terminal performance.
Compatible Arrows for Boltcutter Heads
Boltcutter broadheads are designed for modern carbon arrows with high stiffness. Ideal pairings include:
- Arrow Length: 16.5" to 20" (depending on your crossbow model)
- Recommended Shafts: Excalibur Quill, Excalibur Firebolt, or Black Eagle Executioner
- Threads: Standard 8-32 (compatible with most inserts)
Recommended Accessories
To complete your hunting kit, make sure to get a broadhead-rated target (like a dense foam cube) for practice. A broadhead wrench is essential for safe handling. For transporting arrows with heads attached, use a quill or quiver with a protective hood to ensure the blades don't dull or cut through your gear.
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