SSgt. Timothy K. Lewis
When he stopped at the scrape and put his head up to lick a branch, I drew and released a perfect slightly quartering away shot.
Middle of the ribs and the arrow exited about 12-in. out the middle of his right shoulder.
He spun and took off, he ran about 35-40yds and collasped and rolled down into a ditch.
Dead deer. Dead big deer.
Needless to say I came out of that ladder stand like a squirrell with his tail on fire and ran out to the field to get my cousin in the blind, he thought that I had gone crazy.
For all the Hypershock Nay-Sayers, when we gutted the deer, we basically found 4 small lungs, the Hypershock 100 completed ruined his day.
On Wednesday morning I also shot a small doe for the freezer, shot her at 6-yds. and forgot to adjust for the distance and ended up spining her.
Normally I think this would have been a bad shot because of the placement, but I think because of the cutting diameter on the Hypershock it severed her spine and dropped her in her tracks.
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Jim Jones
Stewart Bowman of Bowman Archery built both of my custom bows, the best bow money can buy.
I still lacked in one area - broadheads.
I tried them all.
Some better then others, but none performed like their claims, until I tried AfterShock Archery's lineup.
Any distance, any bow or setup, they shoot exactly like field points.
I was going Cape Buffalo hunting.
This is the real deal.
If he doesn't die fast, I do.
Since I still was not convinced, I went on a local Hog hunt to test penetration.
I shot a Hog through the shoulder to see what would happen.
On an up hill shot I broke his through his shoulder and hit his spine, cut 6-1/2 inch's and exited.
Needless to say he dropped in his tracks.
Now I am convinced.
This is the ONLY broadhead for me.
Thank you AfterShock for your product and allowing me the successful hunt of my lifetime.
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Bill Wichman
Awesome... Your broadhead is simply the best.
I've tried dozens of others (mechanicals & fixed) and nothing even comes close.
You delivered... I will never shoot anything but a Hypershock and will tell all my bowhunting buddies.
Please find enclosed photo of a Wyoming Elk for 2005.
The shot was a double lung pass through at 33yds.
I am using a Hoyt X-tec at 70# with PSE 300 carbon arrows, and the Hypershock 100 broadhead.
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Dave Roskoski
I was immediately interested in your broadhead the moment I saw it.
I put them on my arrows and I was ready to go.
My first doe went about 50 yards and fell within sight.
I couldn't believe the blood trail.
Anyone could follow it - even in heavy cover.
My second doe was a repeat of the first.
I decided to put it to the test on a wild boar.
I've taken about 20 hogs previously with a variety of broadhead and arrow combinations.
I shot this boar at 20 yards and he went 20 feet.
Yes, I mean 20 feet.
I have never had a boar drop that quick.
So far I'm impressed.
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Mark Fruge
I recently purchased some of your 100gr Hypershock at Cabelas after listening to a very slick salesman.
Tall guy, I think his name was Jeff.
Anyway, I was promised that these were the truest flying, straightest shooting, and most deadly broadhead on the market.
I have fallen for a lot of scams in the past and I just wanted to say FINALLY something that actually works the way they say they do.
These are the most fantastic broadheads I have ever shot.
We are 2 for 2 this year and the first was a small 4 point that was hit well and went 45 yards and I shot a 10 pt that was hit a tad bit to far back, (but broadside) and it only went 120 yards.
What really impressed me is that there was a good blood trail 2 feet from where I had shot the buck.
That's impressive.
My father shoots about 50 pounds and I shoot 72 pounds and both deer were shot at 30 yards and the exit wound was the same size on both deer.
Proof positive that any poundage will make these work efficiently.
I've enclosed a picture for you to look at.
I just want to pass on the thanks.
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