Best broadhead for a bow with a 35lb draw weight?
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My girlfriend is getting into bowhunting this fall. Right now she can only pull 30lbs, and hopefully by fall she can reach the state law of 35lbs for deer. I was wondering what broadhead is the best for such a low draw wieght. I am worried about the penetration of the arrow with only 35lbs. Thanks
#4
When I started out hunting I only had my bow set at 40lbs and I had muzzy's. I killed three deer with the same broadhead. Sadly the fourth deer was a complete miss and I lost the arrow.
#5
I made a complete pass thru on my first deer with 40 pounds , 1916 aluminum and an old satelite head back in 1986 when I was a little guy.
Make sure you find something light with a small cutting diameter..
Make sure you find something light with a small cutting diameter..
#8
something cut on contact, with two blades, and a fairly small cutting diameter. I would recommend Magnus Stinger two blades, I'm pretty sure they make them in 75 or 85 grains. I bet if she starts practicing now she will be able to pull more then 35 lbs by the time bow season rolls around - girls are pretty tough! haha
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I have shot Steel Force before and really liked them... I would suggest shooting one w/ the bleeder blades at 85g... Its a pretty long blade and should give you plenty of penatration.
#10
I'd go the 2 blade route. Magnus makes some outstanding broadheads If your wondering what to go with. If It was me I'd go with a 125 grain Screw In Magnus vented 2 blade. Here's a link to the BH's I'm talking about. http://www.magnusbroadheads.com/magnus.html



