Progressing with the results of shot tests on wasp boss broadheads, the head of the third three blade fixed one hundred grain one and one eighth inch cut wasp boss broadheads held up very well structurally and penetrated the steel belted tyre completely. Therefore the conclusion of this test is that these wasp boss broadheads pass well when it comes to penetration of the target. The next set of shot tests was to shoot the three arrows with these wasp broadheads on them into a concrete block. The broadhead was damaged and obviously did not penetrate the concrete block after striking it but merely struck it and fell to the ground. The tip of the head was completely broken off.

However, the ferrule and everything else namely the three fixed blades are still in tact and are all still attached to the top of the arrow. The three blades were also still locked in place. So this gives bow hunters an idea of the structural integrity of these three bladed fixed one hundred grain one and one eighth inch cut wasp boss broadheads. The next and final shot test is where the arrow and wasp broadhead will be fired or shot into a steel plate. The broadhead together with the arrow hit the steel plate and stuck in the plate and did not fall out. The tip of the head penetrated the one eighth inch steel but the penetration depth did not make it back as far as any one of the three fixed blades. The condition of the tip after removing it from the steel place was still in good solid shape with no apparent damage done to the tip.

That is very impressive and all bow hunters will and should take note of this steel plate shot tests ads the results were very good. So that is the end of the testing of the third three blade fixed one hundred grain one and one eighth inch cut wasp boss broadheads. The bow hunters that conducted these tests have made the decision that they are definitely going to use these wasp boss broadheads continually during their hunting field trips where there main target is deer. The bow hunters all concluded that these broadheads passed every test they conducted with them with flying colours and concluded that these heads provided the best results of all the broadheads that they have tested in the past. From the durability to the accuracy as well as the penetration ability of these broadheads they are ideal and perfect for use on deer hunting trips.