Sorry dmil, you are right to a point, I assumed he built his arrow to a 100 grain head.

Edit: still wondering how "if you buy 100 grain Magnums" is disinformation?

Bowhunterssuperstore has slick tricks on ebay for under $24 shipped to your door. I bought 3 packs of 100 mags,with the discounted shipping I had under $22 a pack shipped to my door.

That is quite literally a killer deal. If I didn't have 10 of those heads ready to rock, I'd buy another 3 of them. Hell, I still might.

why do you guys need so many if they are so indestructable

Because some of us are nut cases. I'm one. I like to match every arrow to it's OWN broadhead. I swap back and forth and sometime just trash an arrow or a broadhead. Some of us seek perfection in arrow flight. "ALMOST PERFECT" is not what we seek. I used to shoot Thunderheads for years. When I did I had 24 heads. Now I shoot Shuttle T's. I have a dozen. Each has it's own arrow. When and if I shoot it at a deer it goes through the whole process all over. Shooting, turning, swapping or whatever. I can grab any arrow from the quiver or the dozen or so replacements and feel confident... it's a NUMBER 1.

lol i see. i guess those "some of you" must be real masters off the game, eh?

Nope, not Masters.... Anal might be a better choice of words. BUT, if we shoot, we know it isn't the arrow we have to worry about. I usually buy arrows 2 dozen at a time. I enjoy playing and matching and grading them. The worst ones become practice arrows. The best get a broadhead(finally) and are set aside with new replacement blades in a quiver or an arrow box.

i cant afford to buy arrows at that rate. wish i could! i guess ill just have to buy a pack of slick tricks. there on sale anyway somewhere for like 21 bucks

I hope you understand. Slick Tricks are NOT my broadhead. They may be fine, but I use something else. Doesn't matter what it is. The process should be the same. Some do shorten the process.

If you buy the slick tricks, keep in mind that the std. 1" heads will penetrate better while the magnums will cut a bigger hole. I prefer the std heads. A 1" 4 blade still cuts a lot of tissue and they penetrate a great deal better than the magnums.