The Carnage™ Mechanical Broadhead: Field Point Flight, With Deadly Impact
Every hunter wants field point accuracy and massive wound channels. Most mechanical broadheads promise both. Few deliver like the Carnage™.
Innerloc engineered the Carnage™ to fly like your field tips but open with violent precision on impact. This head is not a copy of existing designs. It is built from the ground up with real mechanical innovation and the structural strength to match.
Here is what makes the Carnage™ stand out and why more serious hunters are adding it to their quiver.
Field Point Flight, No Guesswork
The Carnage™ was designed to fly with the same trajectory as your field tips. That means no sight adjustment. No drop in accuracy at longer ranges. And no, hoping your blades stay closed in flight.
This accuracy comes from the patented Aero-Wrap™ technology. The blades are covered by a low-drag, aerodynamic sleeve that mimics the shape and drag profile of a field point. There are no wings, no exposed edges, and no unpredictable flight behavior.
During practice, you can shoot field tips. Before the hunt, screw on a Carnage™ and know that it will hit the exact same spot. That consistency gives you confidence when it counts.
How Aero-Wrap™ Works
The Aero-Wrap™ is not a rubber band or a plastic collar. It is a purpose-built cover that surrounds the blades during flight. It keeps the profile compact and eliminates drag caused by exposed blade surfaces.
On impact, the cover is cut and peels away instantly. The blades swing out in a rear-deploy motion, giving you a full cutting diameter immediately after contact.
This system ensures that every Carnage™ broadhead flies true and opens clean. No pre-deployment. No bounce. No missed opportunities due to mechanical failure.
Devastating Rear Deploy Cut
The Carnage™ opens with a 1.5-inch rear-deploy cutting diameter. This cut profile delivers wide entry wounds and massive internal damage while maintaining momentum for complete pass-throughs.
Unlike over-the-top openers that can reduce penetration, the Carnage™ blades slide backward and slice open as the head continues forward. This minimizes resistance and puts the broadhead deeper into the vitals before the energy dissipates.
The result is:
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Better blood trails
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Deeper penetration
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Clean entry and exit wounds
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More recoveries, even on marginal shots
Blade Strength That Holds Up
Every Carnage™ head features stainless steel blades. These blades are .040 inches thick and hardened to hold a razor edge through bone and hide.
The hardened stainless steel ferrule is CNC crafted and features an integrated tip. This resists bending, mushrooming, and deflection during impacts.
The hardened stainless steel ferrule is CNC crafted and features and integrated tip.
Many mechanics fail when the shot is not perfect. The Carnage™ is designed to hold together and stay lethal even when conditions are rough.
Perfect for Compound and Crossbow Setups
The Carnage™ is rated for high-speed bows and crossbows. It handles speeds over 450 feet per second without opening early or drifting in flight (we recommend using two wraps when speed is in excess of 400+feet per second).
If you shoot a fast compound, this broadhead will keep up. It has been tested on the fastest vertical bows (we recommend using two wraps when speed is excess of 350 feet per second).
The compact design ensures maximum rail clearance, and the Aero-Wrap™ keeps the drag profile tight. That means consistent accuracy no matter what you are shooting.
Best Use Cases for Carnage™
The Carnage™ shines in situations where accuracy and wound size both matter. It is an ideal choice for:
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Whitetail deer in mixed terrain
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Mule deer or antelope where longer shots are possible
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Hogs, especially when you want wide entry wounds
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Turkey, with the ability to hit hard and cut big without deflecting.
Field Success Stories
A Midwest whitetail hunter used a Carnage™ 100-grain head on a 42-yard shot during the rut. The arrow struck just behind the shoulder, passed through both lungs, and buried in the ground beyond the buck. The blood trail started immediately and ended in under 50 yards.
A hog hunter in Oklahoma tested the Carnage™ on a boar in thick cover. The head hit high behind the shoulder, cut a large entry, and opened both lungs. The boar dropped in sight. The blade edges were still sharp after recovery.
Crossbow hunters have reported pass-throughs at over 50 yards, even on bigger-bodied deer, with minimal deviation from their field tip point of impact.
Final Thoughts
The Carnage™ mechanical broadhead does what other heads claim but rarely deliver. It flies like your field point. It cuts like a fixed blade. And it holds together under pressure.
If you are looking for one head to keep in your quiver this season that gives you confidence from the moment you nock the arrow to the moment the blood trail begins, the Carnage™ is deadly by design.
