Swhacker Levi Morgan Series 2-Blade Blade Lock Broadhead 2.25" Pack of 3, Blue

I just recently have been trying different broadheads to try to find the best ones. The Morgan series is probably one of the best series swhaker has made, in my personal opinion. The best thing about this product is it's accuracy, that is due to it's very sleek nature This is probably one of the more accurate mechanical broadheads I've used. At 20 yards I can shoot a 2.5 inch group. 30 and 40 yards the group starts to widen just a hair, not too much to hesitate taking a shot at a deer at that range. As for cutting when it impacts a deer it's phenomenal for a a 2 blade. I usually like to go with a 3 blade for the extra cutting power. I put a 15 yard shot on a doe, hit both lungs, she went about 27 yards before she died. I'm shooting a 350 spine carbon express arrow at 28", the issue I've had so far is that the blades aren't really that durable. One shot through a deer and you have to change the blade, normally I would sharpen the blade but they bend way to easily when going through a deer. Overall a really solid product, if you're looking for an accurate 2 blade broadheads this is the way to go.

I heard great things about these Broadheads. openng the package, they were sharp and looked ready to hunt. i wanted to lock the blades for a practice shot, by removing the screw and locking the blades as described. The blade holes did not line up and the screw would not slide in all the way for the threads to catch. i was unable to take a practice shot. all three heads had this issue. another reiew on amazon had the same issue. swhacker told that person it was a bad batch of heads. i am sure they fly true, but not willing to chance it. i tried to contact swhacker and after 48 hours, i got a generic reply through amazon with a instruction video on the hunt-ready plug. that wasn't the issue. the hunt plug worked fine. i just returned them to amazon to eliminate the confusion

I waited on this product and didn’t even get it by hunting season and when I did receive them they were defective never shot because I could not get the blade like screw to fit through the screw hole

Don't get me wrong, swhackers have ALWAYS been dependable. But I decided to go with the #269 over the tried and true Green ones because I could actually practice with the broadhead I planned on hunting with. WRONG. The second blade after dropping the screw in this slightly off enough on not one, but all 3. I'm sure they fly true but I just can't bring myself to use them not knowing or at least having a practice point. I have one from the green swhackers but I've now switched to 125gr. I'll now be shooting the #263 because of its all steel, single bevel design. And it came with a true practice point thay weighs almost identical to all three hunting heads. Not entirely satisfied. But the product looks awesome and I'm sure is.

I’ve been shooting schackers for years out of my compound and decided to try these in my crossbow. I just received them last week and they wouldn’t work in the practice position. I reached out to schwacker and they said this was a problem with a batch from last year and you need additional parts. They said they’ll try and send some out. Basically they sold faulty broadheads, wait for you to catch it and then want you to fix the heads yourself. It’s kind of ridiculous they sold shipped these broadheads even know they knew there were issues. I love the schwacker heads but it makes me question their products when they send me broadheads they knew had issues and just hope the consumer doesn’t catch it.