Poundage & Mechanical Broadheads
#1
Poundage & Mechanical Broadheads
My 17 year old daughter shoots a Browning Micro Midas 3 & draws 51#. Is this enough poundage for her to use a mechanical broadhead for a 15-20 yard shot? I have Rocky Mountain Sniper and G5 broadheads.
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#2
Check these out...I believe they are similar to the Snipers.
http://www.ragebroadheads.com/Produc...-Broadhead.php
http://www.ragebroadheads.com/Produc...-Broadhead.php
#5
I have used mechanicals at 53# and 28" draw but I was using probably the best penetrating mechanical on the market in the Rocket Steelheads.
I shot nice 3 1/2 year old buck that year and did not get a passthrough.It was a rib that held the arrow up.It was a perfect shot.
I was so impressed by the stingers last year when my son shot his buck that I am using the buzzcuts this year in the 150 grain version.
I shot nice 3 1/2 year old buck that year and did not get a passthrough.It was a rib that held the arrow up.It was a perfect shot.
I was so impressed by the stingers last year when my son shot his buck that I am using the buzzcuts this year in the 150 grain version.
#6
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Tuscaloosa, Al
Posts: 313
you could go with the magnus stingers like TFOX said i know a lot of people shoot slick tricks and they get great penetration or you could take a look at the ram cats, they are supposed to be the best penetrating fixed blade broadheads on the market. and i would go with fixed blade being that low of pounds. hope this helps!!!
#7
The last thing she should be using is a mechanical broadhead. Use a small diameter broadhead like a stinger, razor trick or slick trick standard, montec, razor cap, etc... and if she puts it where it is suppose to go she'll be a happy hunter.
#9
I would definately go with a cut on contact BH. Magnus Stingers are good (last 2 buck with them and pass thrus 28" draw 55#), Muzzy Phantom, and Slick Trick Razortricks are good choices and good flying BHs.
#10
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Vinton VA
Posts: 2,978
While some mechanical designs may work, they are far from ideal. With lower draw weight setups, and probably shorter draw length, you need to concentrate on maximizing penetration. To do that you need smaller cutting diameters, cut on contact blades, and in most cases fewer blades. Magnus stingers are excellent as well as slick slick trick razor tricks, snuffer ss, muzzy phantoms etc. If it was my choice I would go with stingers, two or 4 blade will work.