Broadheads for low poundage/short draw

[boldplate]

My son started shooting last year and while he shoots very well he still only pulls 37# @ a 21" draw. Last year I could only get my hands on mech. bh's in 85 grains. What would be the best type bh at low grain wt.

[bigbucks98]

75 grain muzzys. they work greatt!!!!

[luke/r]

COC heads,Magnus Stingers would be a great choice.

[UncleNorby]

Dunno the regs in your state, but 37 lb draw is not legal to hunt deer with here. Stress shot placement, don't hit the shoulder.

[cptleo1]

From NCC DNR

Bow-and-arrow hunting is limited to longbows and recurved bows
having a minimum pull of 40 pounds; compound bows with a
minimum pull of 35 pounds. Only arrows with a fixed minimum
broadhead width of 7/8 inch or a mechanically opening broadhead
with a minimum width of 7/8 inch in the open position

may be used for taking bear, deer, wild boar or wild turkey.


With that being said, I have a couple boxes of 85gr Thunderheads I will make the boy a deal on.

Send me a PM

[twildasin]

Stay away from the mechanicals! Any fixed blade of 75 gr. Would do the trick! Good luck to your boy!

[MeanV2]

Slick Trick Razor Tricks work awesome where you have lower KE or need more penetration.

Dan

[boldplate]

Thanks guys, 85 grains are hard to find around here. BTW I've got him up to 40#'s after the first day of shooting... Not bad for the fact that he only weights 65#'s. "Wish I could draw 60% of my body"

Magus 2 blade. I am so amazed how they cut thru an animal. I shoot 155fps with a 470gr cedar arrow with them.

[shoot2thrill25]

Muzzy MX phantoms come in a 75 grain now