g5 t3 and rage 3 blade

No

Pennsylvania Broadhead Hunting Regulations

Are mechanical broadheads legal in Pennsylvania? Yes

Long, recurve, compound bows (minimum draw weight of 35 pounds) or crossbows with broadheads of cutting edge design. Shall have an outside diameter or width of at least 7/8 of an inch with at least two cutting edges located on the same plane throughout the length of the cutting surface. Broadheads shall not exceed three inches in length measured from the tip of the broadhead to the point that fits against the arrow shaft.

Crimson Talons were the only broadheads I found to be questionable as the cutting edge was not straight along it's plane. However, according to the mfg. the broadheads have been approved by the PGC as the blades straighten upon impact. ??????

I'm just repeating what I read!!!!

Short of hiring two Pittsburgh Lawyers; I didn't see anything about barbed broadheads.

Let us know if you get busted.

The code used to state that barbed or reverse angle heads were illegal. I don't know when they dropped that language or why but suspect it was when the expandables became legal. Hell, with the new bows you normally shoot through the deer anyway. In the early days before compounds/crossbows few people shot more than a 50# bow.

Rage 2 blade for me. 3 bucks shot with my crossbow already this year. Not over 25yd recovery. I will also add that 2 bucks were killed by my grand kids, one at 42yd.