G5 DEADMEAT V2 125GR

DEADLIEST BROADHEAD IN THE LINEUP

G5’s Deadmeat V2 is an improvement on the original Deadmeat 3-blade expandable broadhead. Machined from 100% steel, the V2 is super tough – about 320% tougher than our competitors’ Aluminum broadheads. And with easy-to-install replaceable blades, these rear-deployment blades result in better penetration and higher blood loss so you can fill up the freezer!

The G5 Deadmeat V2 is Designed To Hunt

1.5″ Cutting Diameter

With 3 deadly blades machined from solid steel, our 1.5″ cutting diameter offers unmatched precision and penetrating power for bigger, deadlier holes.

100, 125 Grain

Available in multiple weights to give you the optimal shot specific to your needs.

3 Ultra Sharp Blades

Our rearward sliding steel blades are designed for better cutting on impact. All blades and collars are replaceable with our Replacement Blade Kit, which includes blades AND SnapLock collars.

No Blade Pre-Deployment

Made with high-speed crossbows in mind, the SnapLock™ collar locks blades in place during flight, yet quickly releases the blades upon impact.

BMP Practice Model Included

Make the most of the off-season with the Deadmeat practice broadhead! Made with identical dimensions, practicing with these broadheads will help you acheieve consistencies with flight and accuracy before you head into the field. Made with a rounded-edge, these broadheads keep target wear to a minimum.

Brand

G5

BUILT AMERICAN TOUGH

Name: G5 DEADMEAT V2 125GR
SKU: G5 DEADMEAT V2 125GR
Price: 1608.85 ZAR
Availability: BackOrder

OVER 50 YEARS OF PRECISION MANUFACTURING

MADE IN THE HEART OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURING – MEMPHIS, MICHIGAN.

FUELED BY EXPERIENCE. DRIVEN BY PASSION.

DESIGNED TO HUNT

Driven by passion, Lou, Matt and Nate Grace – father and sons of a 3rd generation Memphis, Michigan family business – who love bowhunting started thinking of products to introduce to the industry that addressed REAL problems that hunters face. G5’s approach to product development is taking the most difficult problems no one else wants to tackle, and improving them. So they set out to create a one-piece steel broadhead that was accurate, precise, and more successful than the other guys. G5 Outdoors is located in Memphis, Michigan – in the heartbeat of American Manufacturing and just 50 miles north of Detroit. We have a long history with precision manufacturing, and a lifelong passion for the outdoors. G5 designs, manufactures, and assembles all our products right here in Memphis.

1966

Leo & Margaret Grace formed Grace Engineering. Leo was a master problem solver who asked to see the most difficult parts a company was trying to make and found the solution to their problems.

1973

Grace Engineering saw rapid growth after finding a way to perfect push rods for impact printers. Margaret would make bologna sandwiches every Thursday for employee’s lunches and by this time, she was making almost 300 sandwiches a week! Leo strongly believed in supporting his workers, and even hired mechanics to work on employee’s cars during their shifts so they could safely make it to work.

1977

Arkansas facility, Grace Engineering South, opened. Specialized in chemical etching. Microplane for culinary industry, which launched in the early 90s

1987

Louis Grace and his brothers decided to keep Grace Engineering and Grace Engineering South separate entities. The Arkansas location became Grace Manufacturing.

1990s

Brothers Matt and Nate Grace began working at Grace Engineering learning the ins and outs of the family business - running machines,

1997

Matt and Nate began working on archery product ideas and sketching out a product line. Nate was sketching one-piece broadheads to go through an animal’s shoulder with the intention of using MIM (Metal Injection Molding or Monoflow) technology to produce an all-steel broadhead.

2000

Lou Grace applied for a patent on an all-steel one-piece broadhead, B52. Lou, Matt, and Nate attended their first ATA (Archery Trade Association). Cabela’s was the first visitor to the booth and wanted to put G5’s broadhead in their catalog.

2001-02 Montec debuted