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The NAP Spitfire Maxx 100 Grain Cut-On-Contact Mechanical Broadhead delivers the straight-flying accuracy and devastating performance that serious bowhunters demand. This silver-finished mechanical broadhead combines a sharp, precision-engineered cutting design with reliable blade deployment, making it a dependable choice for medium to large game hunting at a range of distances. Whether you're hunting from a tree stand or stalking through timber, the Spitfire Maxx mechanics are built to open on impact and create the kind of wound channel that gets the job done.
Mechanical broadheads like this one are prized for their flight characteristics—they fly more like field points than fixed-blade designs, which means tighter groups and more forgiving aim. The cut-on-contact design ensures that energy transfers efficiently to your target, while the 100-grain weight balances well with most modern compound bows. The silver finish is both functional and built to last through repeated use and storage.
If you're running a well-tuned bow and trust mechanicals for their consistency, the Spitfire Maxx is worth serious consideration. Comes as a 3-pack, so you'll have backups for practice, hunting, or replacement of worn or damaged broadheads.
| Brand | NAP | |
| Model | NAP60665 Spitfire Maxx | |
| Type | Mechanical Broadhead | |
| Grain Weight | 100 | |
| Blade Design | Cut-On-Contact | |
| Finish | Silver | |
| Package Quantity | 3-Pack |
Mechanical broadheads have blades that deploy on impact, while fixed-blade heads have blades that are always open. Mechanicals typically fly more like field points, which can improve accuracy and tighter groupings, especially from longer distances. Fixed-blades are simpler and don't rely on moving parts, but can be trickier to tune. Both are effective; it comes down to your bow setup and personal preference.
The 100-grain weight is compatible with most modern compound bows. However, broadhead compatibility depends on your arrow spine, draw weight, and arrow rest setup. We recommend verifying that your current setup (arrows, rest, and tuning) is matched for broadheads of this weight. If you have questions about your specific bow, our team can help.
A 3-pack gives you multiple heads for practice, hunting, and backup. Broadheads can become dull or damaged after use, and having spares on hand means you're always ready without needing to make a separate trip.
Cut-on-contact refers to the sharpness and design of the broadhead tip. It's engineered to begin cutting immediately upon impact, maximizing the efficiency of your draw energy and creating a clean wound channel.
NAP
The NAP Spitfire Maxx 100 Grain Cut-On-Contact Mechanical Broadhead delivers the straight-flying accuracy and devastating performance that serious bowhunters demand. This silver-finished mechanical broadhead combines a sharp, precision-engineered cutting design with reliable blade deployment, making it a dependable choice for medium to large game hunting at a range of distances. Whether you're hunting from a tree stand or stalking through timber, the Spitfire Maxx mechanics are built to open on impact and create the kind of wound channel that gets the job done.
Mechanical broadheads like this one are prized for their flight characteristics—they fly more like field points than fixed-blade designs, which means tighter groups and more forgiving aim. The cut-on-contact design ensures that energy transfers efficiently to your target, while the 100-grain weight balances well with most modern compound bows. The silver finish is both functional and built to last through repeated use and storage.
If you're running a well-tuned bow and trust mechanicals for their consistency, the Spitfire Maxx is worth serious consideration. Comes as a 3-pack, so you'll have backups for practice, hunting, or replacement of worn or damaged broadheads.
| Brand | NAP | |
| Model | NAP60665 Spitfire Maxx | |
| Type | Mechanical Broadhead | |
| Grain Weight | 100 | |
| Blade Design | Cut-On-Contact | |
| Finish | Silver | |
| Package Quantity | 3-Pack |
Mechanical broadheads have blades that deploy on impact, while fixed-blade heads have blades that are always open. Mechanicals typically fly more like field points, which can improve accuracy and tighter groupings, especially from longer distances. Fixed-blades are simpler and don't rely on moving parts, but can be trickier to tune. Both are effective; it comes down to your bow setup and personal preference.
The 100-grain weight is compatible with most modern compound bows. However, broadhead compatibility depends on your arrow spine, draw weight, and arrow rest setup. We recommend verifying that your current setup (arrows, rest, and tuning) is matched for broadheads of this weight. If you have questions about your specific bow, our team can help.
A 3-pack gives you multiple heads for practice, hunting, and backup. Broadheads can become dull or damaged after use, and having spares on hand means you're always ready without needing to make a separate trip.
Cut-on-contact refers to the sharpness and design of the broadhead tip. It's engineered to begin cutting immediately upon impact, maximizing the efficiency of your draw energy and creating a clean wound channel.
