Innerloc CARNAGE Mechanical Broadhead Test

This is one crazy looking mechanical broadhead by Innerloc...let's see how it performs at all the different levels of testing that I am currently doing--flight, edge sharpness/edge retention, penetration, and durability.

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For edge sharpness and retention, I do a simple push paper test over the blade. Then I stroke the edge with an Easton Hexx shaft twice, to see how dull that makes the edge--does it still cut paper? And I test the penetration thru 1/2" MDF, 2/3" Rubber Foam Mat and Clear Ballistics Gel, FBI Grade. I also see how many layers of cardboard it will penetrate through. Then for mechs, I shoot it into MDF 5 times and see how well it holds up. The scores are posted at the end of each video.

Innerloc has a fairly strong reputation when it comes to broadheads, but it also has been known to produce some rather "unusual" designs.
I always appreciate creativity in broadhead design, but sometimes it ends up backfiring. Has that happened with the Carnage? The cut size and flight of this head are excellent, but the durability is certainly suspect. And the penetration is also questionable given the blunt plunger type tip. But again, let's see how it holds up to my tests.
I'd love to hear your comments about this head...Have you used it in the field? How has it performed for you?