Dead Ringer The PSD Fixed Blade Broadhead

The Dead Ringer The PSD Fixed Blade Broadhead from Rock Ridge Outdoors delivers a precision-engineered hunting solution designed for maximum lethality and blood trail visibility. Built with durable steel 2-blade construction and cut-on-contact geometry, this broadhead creates catastrophic wound channels that drive reliable pass-throughs and blood trails hunters depend on for quick recovery. The PSD (Pump Station Disconnect) engineering coupled with strategically positioned bleeder blades expands the wound cavity for superior tracking efficiency in low-light or challenging terrain.

Available in both 100-grain and 125-grain configurations, the Dead Ringer PSD accommodates a wide range of bow setups and draw weights. The included brass alignment collar adds 0.25 grains of weight to achieve the 125-grain specification and can be removed entirely for shooters running the lighter 100-grain platform. This modular design eliminates the need to purchase multiple broadheads while maintaining the 1 1/8-inch cutting diameter that generates effective hemorrhage and rapid blood loss. The steel blade construction resists deformation on heavy-boned game, a critical reliability factor for hunters pursuing elk, deer, or other large ungulates where shot placement may contact heavy skeletal material.

The Dead Ringer PSD broadhead serves archers and crossbow hunters who prioritize terminal performance and field recovery. Crossbow shooters benefit from the cut-on-contact design and rapid blood trail development, while traditional archers appreciate the lightweight configurations that maintain kinetic energy downrange. Whether hunting whitetail from a stand or pursuing Western game across open country, this broadhead's emphasis on wound channel integrity addresses the fundamental variable separating ethical kills from wounded game.

Fixed-blade broadheads like the Dead Ringer PSD remain the standard for hunters who demand absolute reliability without moving parts that can malfunction or fail to open at critical moments. The steel construction and no-deployment design ensure consistent performance regardless of impact velocity or angle, a significant advantage over mechanical designs in unpredictable field situations.