Martin panther set at 65 # with a 29" draw
65/75 spined 260 grain arrows
100 gr rage two blades

most of the time

If you do your part.

Yes! However, if you are shooting a 260 grain arrow out of bow set with a 65# draw weight you will be voiding the warranty on your bow. Only one company that I know of that warranties their bows down below 5 gpp is High Country. If you don't care about your warranty being voided or your bows limbs possibly exploding you can go ahead and shoot those arrows. You won't have any trouble getting pass throughs if hit in the desired area.

He Said a 260gr Arrow, with a 100 gr head which = 360grs.. HE'S FINE!!

And Yes of COURSE you can get pass throughs, are you just playing with us, or are you seriously asking us to vote on that?

If indeed your total arrow weight is 360 grains, then yes you are fine. Look at my setup in my signature, they are nearly the same. I easily got a complete pass through on my buck last weekend. The deer didn't even know what hit him. Busted right through the off side shoulder and buried about a foot into the ground. Here is a pic. you can see the exit hole right on the deers shoulder blade. You will have know problems with a pass through.

I voted "No Problem". I really don't see the need for the question. There's enough energy out of that setup for most anything walking this planet with the possible exception of the Big 5 in Africa.

The only exception might be if you hit heavy bone on a fairly large critter.

Allegiance and Pantera are two different breeds though, plus with the Rage, I wouldn't count on a pass through very many times. They advertise for ENTRANCE hole for a reason.

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There are quite a few idiots in this world ...... obvious by the above "never" responses

With the rage you will get the "entrance hole" and with the slip cam action and the angle of the blades not much will stop it. Yooper must not have tried it.