NAP spitfire maxx

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  1. flystraightandtrue

    flystraightandtrue Weekend Warrior

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    did they quit making them in 125 gr.? Are the replacement blades the same for 100 gr and 125 gr?
     
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    I looked on NAP's website, it does look like they quit making the Spitfire Maxx in 125 grains, must have just happened because I bought some 125s this past weekend. As for replacement blades, I do believe they are different, on the website they're a different product numbers. I haven't bought replacement blades ever so I'm not absolutely sure.
     
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    they are available, part # is 60-693. So it looks like the replacement blades are the same for 100 and 125
     
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    You are correct - the replacement blades are the same for the 100 and 125 grain Spitfire Maxx broadheads. The only difference between the two heads is the additional weight of the collar on the 125 grain version. Other than that, they are identical.
     
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    flystraightandtrue Weekend Warrior

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    thanks justin, Im in need of some blades so i can do this again:nana:
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    That is great to see!

    I had three nice holes like that last year. The MAXX is a wonderful head!
     
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    nice hit!! the spitfire maxx are my favorite broadhead. i have yet to loose a deer with any spitfire product
     

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