NAP NAP60798 Spitfire Maxx Trophy Tip Mechanical Broadhead, 100 Grain, Silver
- Finish-Color:
- Silver
- Grain:
- 100
- Quantity:
- 3 Pack
- Model:
- Spitfire Maxx
The NAP Spitfire Maxx Trophy Tip mechanical broadhead brings field-proven performance to your compound bow setup. At 100 grains, this broadhead is engineered for hunters who demand reliable expansion and consistent flight from their broadheads. The mechanical design deploys on impact, creating a wide cutting diameter for quick, ethical kills on game. Available in silver, the Spitfire Maxx Trophy Tip is built to handle the demands of serious bowhunters tackling everything from whitetail to western game.
Mechanical broadheads like this one offer a critical advantage: they fly more like field points out of the bow, which means tighter groups and faster forgiveness if your arrow placement isn't perfect. Once the broadhead contacts bone, hide, or muscle, the blades deploy to their full diameter, maximizing wound channel and energy transfer. The Trophy Tip design emphasizes penetration and a large cutting surface, hallmarks of NAP's reputation in the broadhead market.
Whether you're shooting 3D competitions, hunting from a treestand, or pursuing game at longer distances, a 100-grain broadhead balances kinetic energy retention with the ability to tune easily to your field points. The silver finish resists corrosion and stands out on the shop wall—a small detail that reflects NAP's attention to both form and function.
Key Features
- Mechanical design for reliable blade deployment on impact
- 100-grain weight optimized for compound bow systems
- Trophy Tip design maximizes cutting diameter and penetration
- Silver finish for corrosion resistance and visibility
- Flies like a field point for improved accuracy and tuning
Specifications
| Weight | 100 Grain |
| Type | Mechanical Broadhead |
| Color | Silver |
| Brand | NAP |
| Model | Spitfire Maxx Trophy Tip |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a mechanical broadhead and a fixed-blade broadhead?
Mechanical broadheads like the Spitfire Maxx have blades that fold closed during flight, allowing them to fly more like field points for tighter accuracy. The blades deploy on impact, creating a larger cutting diameter. Fixed-blade heads stay open all the time, offering simpler, more durable designs but requiring more tuning to achieve the same flight characteristics.
Will a 100-grain broadhead work with my current bow setup?
That depends on your bow's draw weight, arrow spine, and rest configuration. Broadhead weight must match your tuned setup to maintain accuracy. We recommend confirming that your arrows and bow are already tuned to accept a 100-grain head before switching from your current broadhead weight.
How many broadheads are included?
The product information provided does not specify the quantity per pack. Contact us directly for details on whether this is sold as a single head or a multi-pack.
What game is the Spitfire Maxx Trophy Tip designed for?
This mechanical broadhead is designed for medium to large game hunting. The 100-grain weight and Trophy Tip design support applications ranging from whitetail and mule deer to elk and other similar-sized game, though suitability ultimately depends on your bow's draw weight and your arrow's kinetic energy.

