MD3
Machined from S7 tool steel the 125-grain MD3 broadhead features a 1 1/4 inch cutting diameter. The 100-grain variant has a cutting diameter of 1 1/8.
Sold in packs of 3. Target weights will be +/- .5 grains. 3 packs will be matched within .25 grains.
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MD3
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S7 TOOL STEEL
55-58 RCH
MECHANICALLY DISADVANTAGED
DURABLE
S7 tool steel is designed to be a shock resisting tool steel. It will stand up to anything the woods can throw at it- be prepared to resharpen.
Product details
S7 Tool Steel
The MD3 is made from S7, a shock resisting high carbon tool steel. Primary used in dies and punches S7 features excellent impact resistance.
Mechanically Disadvantaged
A mechanically disadvantaged head will fly better and leave a larger hole. A shorter overall length decreases surface area while an aggressive blade angle chops on impact a opening up a larger entry hole.
Reuse and Resharpen
Featuring a 60-degree bevel angle the MD3 can be sharpened by laying flat. Use high-grit abrasive to touch up or start with a more aggressive grit and work your way through to restore a worn edge.
Factory Sharp
All MD3 broadheads are stropped and polished using an industrial sharpening system.
FAQs
How do I resharpen?
The MD3 can reshaprened on any flat surface. Use progressively finer grits to a chieve a razor sharp edge.
How does it fly?
The stubby overall build and streamlined design create an overall easy to tune broadhead. The MD3 will typically tune easier than equivalently sized heads.
Where is it made?
The MD3 is machined in China by our overseas manufacturer and follows the strictest quality standards. Finish sharpening is done in our KY facility.
Customer Reviews
The S7 tool steep is made overseas in China. I have nine of these and will not use them until I get word they are made in the USA like a lot of S7 tool steel broad heads.
Listen I'm a tool maker by trade so when I found these heads I had to put them to a test and they impressed, without doubt I'll be buying a few more boxes these pictures are 1. Fresh after shooting a cinder block, yes a cinder block at 25 yards 2. A side by side Fresh out the box vs. After a cinder block.....need I really say more ?
I was glad to see that the MD3 is back in production. This is the highest quality broadhead and at a great price. The MD3 in 125 grains is a large cut, very durable, and it flies fantastic because of it's short design. My broadheads came quickly after ordering, hunt ready and just short of shaving sharp. I resharpened them with diamond stones and a strop to get them all shaving sharp. These are my favorite broadhead.
I test A LOT of broadheads (you can see all the tests on my YouTube channel, Lusk Archery Adventures. These are amongst the very toughest I've ever tested. The quality of steel and the solid geometric design give it amazing structural integrity. I shot it thru steel and into concrete and you can barely tell it's been shot. I also took a nice, big Iowa whitetail with the MD3 a couple years ago. Glad these heads are back!
Insane blood. Best bleeding broadheads i've ever used, including mechanicals!