Sure it will if your set up has enough umph at that distance. Tip weight doesn't really mean anything for that. It's total weight, head design, cutting diameter and blade sharpness.

The problem is getting a one inch cutting diameter broad head to shoot correctly with a 3-D set up. Normally with a fixed blade you would want more FOC and more fletching to help stabilize the arrow and head. Shooting high speeds won't help you much either with a fixed blade and low FOC. You may have to re-tune your bow in order to get the fixed blades to shoot right. Which is what I meant when I said tune it for the hunting set up and then use it to target shoot with. Since with target points your arrows are more forgiving. I wouldn't re tune for each, you most likely won't notice a difference in performance with the target arrows. It is more about shooting well than having the perfect tune when target shooting.

Don't believe the hype on the website about them penetrating just like a 100 grn head or flying just like field points either. Every broad head company says that. They will pretty much say what ever they want if they think it will get you to buy their product. There is nothing revolutionary about their design, other than they are light. They are just like any other broad and will perform in the same manor. A one inch cutting diameter head is a one inch cutting diameter head, no matter who makes it. It will still catch air and effect arrow flight if not tuned correctly. And it will not penetrate any better either. You will still need enough energy and momentum to get it through a deer at whatever distance you want to shoot.

I would say those heads with that set up you would be pushing it at 40 yards if you want consistent pass through shots. I also think you may have trouble getting them to shoot well at those distances. There is a slight chance you will put them on and it will work, but I wouldn't count on it.

I would honestly suggest you use a mechanical head if you can find one light enough, then you could keep the same tune you have right now. Actually you could probably use a heavier mechanical head like a 75 or 85 grn tip and it would work just fine, unless it messes up your spine too much.

I'm also trying to figure out how your going to use a hunting tip when you are using glue in target points? I think you are going to need to add inserts to screw those heads into. I also think I read somewhere that they are meant for the speed pro arrows, so I would check to see if they will work with other arrows. I can't see why they wouldn't, but you never know these days.

If you do it let us know how it works.

Paul