Both blades feature front shoulders at roughly 90-degree angles to the ferrule. The other fastener anchors the Hypodermic NC’s blades on their slip-cam axis for reliable deployment. In shooting position, the blades are locked into the ferrule with a truly reliable-feeling positive containment system provided by an internal spring-clip system that is held inside the ferrule by one of the two fasteners. Deployed, the blades deliver the same gaping 2-inch cutting diameter bowhunters have come to expect from Rage. Rounding out the Hypodermic NC’s design are the two large, skeletonized blades constructed of ridiculously sharp. Rage’s new Hypodermic NC eliminated the need for shock collars or O-rings, as well as any fear that added components stand to compromise success in the field - seriously, less to worry about is always a win in bowhunting. However, the 2019 unveiling of the Hypodermic NC, also introduced the tip’s No Collar design. The Hypodermic still utilized Rage’s shock collar system. Rage made a significant R&D leap with the Hypodermic, incorporating Rage’s large cutting diameter with a needle-type hybrid tip and certainly, at least for the Hypodermic +P and Hypodermic Crossbow heads, a narrower ferrule designed for improved accuracy. The most popular seems to be Rage’s latest, greatest, Hypodermic NC heads - great news since this is the model I’ve been tasked with testing. Today, Rage’s lineup comprises 17 two-, three- and four-blade broadhead models. With FeraDyne at the helm, Rage Broadhead offerings have morphed from the original slip-cam and O-ring two- and three-blade systems most seasoned bowhunters recognize, to a wealth of dramatically improved heads and advanced locking-deploying functionality - yes, still premised on the Rage’s original slip-cam design.
For years now, Rage has been under the FeraDyne umbrella and appears to have benefited greatly from the corporation’s deeper pockets, especially with respect to research, development and continued marketing efforts. Not long after, “Rage in the cage” became a something of a household moniker. Rage Broadheads burst onto the bowhunting scene in 2005 with a rear-deploying mechanical blade system boasting a 2-inch cutting diameter and a heavily marketed, patented slip-cam system. 035” thick blades deploy on impact, sliding into a swept-back blade angle while the monstrous 2” cutting diameter delivers a wide entry hole for gruesome blood trails and brief tracking jobs.The Rage Hypodermic NC is field-proven, leaving gaping holes that bowhunters have come to expect.
In flight, that streamlined design makes for superior field-tip accuracy. The Hypodermic Crossbow NC features the lethal Hypodermic hybrid tip with an even narrower profile and needle-like ferrule. Upon impact, the blades instantly deploy to a 2-inch cutting diameter, administering the gaping wounds that bowhunters have come to expect from the field-proven Rage Hypodermic series. The revolutionary Hypodermic Crossbow NC utilizes cutting-edge finger-like tabs on the blades’ Slip Cam™ pivot point to “anchor” them in place while in the closed position, completely eliminating the need for a SHOCK COLLAR™, dental band or O-ring, while still providing reliable blade retention.
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