$63.03
Devastation’s™ Dynamic Blade Control™ features replaceable cushion inserts positioned behind the blades. They soften the blow on normal impacts and can crush completely when impacting bone helping the blade to continue to slice.
Use
775-9 Replacement Blades
DBC Insert Material
3 pack
The 3725CB 125 Gr. Devastation™ for Crossbows is built for crossbow hunters who want a balanced mechanical broadhead with massive cutting power, reliable blade control, and hard-hitting performance. Designed around Innerloc’s Dynamic Blade Control™ system, Devastation™ uses replaceable cushion inserts positioned behind the blades to help manage impact force and keep the blades cutting through demanding shots.
When the blades open, they contact the cushioned blade stops to reduce stress on the broadhead assembly. On harder impacts, the insert can crush further, allowing the blade to sweep back and continue slicing. This technology helps deliver the combination Devastation™ is known for: Big Blood and Big Reliability.
Built from aluminum and stainless steel, the 3725CB Devastation™ features heavy-duty .040″ blades, a massive 2″ cutting diameter, and Innerloc’s proven Clip-Loc™ blade retention system for dependable performance from today’s high-speed crossbows.
At 125 grains, this model offers a strong middle-ground option for crossbow hunters who want added front-end weight without moving to a full 150 grain setup.
Compatible replacement parts include 775-9 Replacement Blades and DBC Insert Material.
| Weight | 0.1875 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8.25 × 5.25 × 1.4 in |
| Aero | No |
| Blade Angle 2 | 51.4 |
| Blade Count | 3 |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Blade Thickness (inches) | 0.040 |
| Cut Diameter (inches) | 2 |
| Cut on Contact/Chisel | Chisel |
| Ferrule Material | Aluminum |
| Front - Rear Deply | Front |
| Made In USA | Yes |
| Pack Count | 3 Pack |
| Replace Blade Y/N | 775-9 |
| Tuneable | No |
| Weight Grain | 125 |
Devastation’s™ Dynamic Blade Control™features replaceable cushion inserts positioned behind the blades. They soften the blow on normal impacts and can crush completely when impacting bone helping the blade to continue to slice.
Using the tool supplied push the end of the Cliploc™ pin out through the hole into the blade and out the opposite side of the ferrule.
Lift out and discard the old blades in a safe manner (we recommend placing the blades in a container and wrapping with tape). Repeat for all blades.
Place new blade in position to make sure blade fits properly and channel in ferrule is clean and free of obstruction. Sharp edge of blade faces inward.
Holding the broadhead as shown, place the longer leg of the Cliploc™ pin into the upper hole which will pass through the hole in the blade. Press gently with your thumb as you “wiggle” the blade. When the hole in the blade aligns with the pin, you will feel the pin “seat”.
Using the flat side of the tool, push firmly until the Cliploc™ “snaps” into position. The spring pressure needed to operate the blade will only occur when the Cliploc™ is fully seated in the groove.
When properly positioned, the Cliploc™ pin is flush with the surface of the ferrule and fully depressed into the groove as shown. Carefully open the close blade several times to assure smooth operation.
Dynamic Blade Control™ Insert Replacement
Replace after each shot during practice to prevent blade damage.
Carefully remove the broadhead from the arrow freeing the DBC inserts from behind the arrow.
Keeping the blades closed, insert the included multi-tool into the slot behind the DBC insert.
Pull the pin of the multi-tool through the slot from front to back to remove the used DBC insert.
Once clean, slide the end of the DBC material into the opening, material will reach a firm stop.
Carefully trim the material flush with the back of the broadhead using a knife edge.
Properly trimmed inserts. They are locked in place once broadhead is put onto an arrow.
