Grim Reaper Carni Four

Description

Grim Reaper Carni-Four Pro Series Broadheads

Four Blades. Zero Mercy. Massive Blood Trails.

The Grim Reaper Carni-Four is not just another mechanical broadhead—it’s a game-changer. Featuring revolutionary Staggered Blade Technology, the Carni-Four is designed to solve the “entrance hole” problem common with many mechanicals. This 4-blade beast produces a devastating square wound channel that creates massive blood trails and shorter tracking jobs.

The secret lies in the internal spring system: the two longer 1-1/2″ blades make contact first, and the instant they compress, the two shorter 1-1/4″ blades release with “hair-trigger” speed. The result? The largest 4-blade entrance hole on the market and maximum kinetic energy transfer for deep, lethal penetration.

Key Features:

• Staggered Blade Technology: Provides a unique 1-1/2” x 1-1/4” cutting diameter for a massive 2.75″ total linear cut.

• Pro Series Tip: A bone-crushing, cut-on-contact tip designed to punch through heavy hide and pulverize bone upon impact.

• Snap Cup Design: Keeps all components securely in place without the need for O-rings, rubber bands, or clips, making installation on your arrows or bolts effortless.

• High-Speed Performance: Field-point accurate and approved for use with the fastest high-performance compound bows and crossbows.

• No-Fail Deployment: Blades stay closed in flight but open smoothly the moment they touch hair.

   

Specifications:

• Blade Count: 4 Mechanical Blades

• Cutting Diameter: 1-1/2″ x 1-1/4″ (Square wound channel)

• Total Linear Cut: 2-3/4″

• Blade Thickness: .035″ Stainless Steel

• Quantity: 4 per pack

• Available Weights: 100 Grain, 125 Grain

Optimized for: High-speed Compound Bows and Crossbows.

*** Why shop with North Idaho Archery? We know that when the moment of truth arrives, you need gear that performs without question. The Carni-Four is a shop favorite for hunters who want the accuracy of a mechanical with the devastating punch of a 4-blade head. “Watch ‘Em Drop” with North Idaho Archery.