Broadheads
 

I'm thinking of getting new broadheads. I've heard that the Wac 'Em Triton are a good choice. Supposedly they shoot the same as field points, and they are cut on contact. Does anyone know anything about them? Or how you like them?

RE: Broadheads
 

if you want a good cut on contact broadhead go with new archerys razorbacks..check em out at www.newarchery.com you wont be displeased..i know i wasnt..:D

RE: Broadheads
 

I shoot the Wac'em BH. I have taken two deer this year with the same head. I am impressed with the BH all around. It flies great and so far has done the job flawlessly!

RE: Broadheads
 

I shoot the 100gr heads and really like them. They fly well and are a tough little head. I have shot an animal yet, but hopefully soon. I would call them a cut on contact head, but technically I dont think they are. The tip is part of the ferrule not blade, but it can be sharpened on a flat stone. Mine came plenty sharp out of the package. I let someone shoot my bow and they hit the 1" steel square tube that holds up my bag and it went 2/3 thru it. I pulled it out sharpened it up replacedthe blades. I spun it on my arrow spinner and it still spins true.:)

RE: Broadheads
 

I am shooting the Rocky Mtn Turbo's (100gr). Shooting identical to my FP's. Took a cow elk this season with them at 30 yards. I have been thoroughtly impressed with them

Good Luck!

RE: Broadheads
 

http://www.broadheadtests.com/FIXEDBLADEHEADS.html

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How about the Crimson Talon?? I love the look of this 6 blader. Anyone have any feed back on these bad boys? I currently use the Muzzy 4 blade 100 gr.

RE: Broadheads
 

I have limited experience with them. Other styles of super short replacement blade style broadheads faired better when I evaluated them.

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i love my 125 hyper shocks

RE: Broadheads
 

I had good luck with spitfires out of my 200lb Xbow