what broadhead for FMJ's
#2

All I have to say is find one quick and start shooting with it, the season is only a few weeks away.
#3
Spike
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Bellows Falls,VT
Posts: 32

Thanks.. i guess i should have worded my question better.. i wanted to know what people with a simular set uvp( lbs, draw, and arrow) were shooting..
#4

I switched to slick trick magnums this year to give them a try, shoot well with my bow, no deer shot (yet) with those.
I chose the slick trick magnums because they are a fixed blade (less chance of failure), they fly exactly like my field points, and I hope to get pass through shots due to the smaller head (better blood trails).
I guess bottom line is that there are a lot of good broadheads out there, and a lot of threads on this site discussing pros and cons of a lot of them.
I think the most important thing is to be sure that you can shoot your broadhead accurately, any broadhead will work with good shot placement.
#6

Any broadhead that you can get to fly right. They all do the same thing--slice. If you do have trouble getting anything to fly I'm going to suggest that for 70# and 31" your 340 arrows are underspined so don't expect miracles.
#7
Spike
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Bellows Falls,VT
Posts: 32

The 340's are what my local shop recomended.. i thought the easton charts saud 300. The 340 are the stiffest they carried. I am going to try to paper tune this weekend and will look for signs of being under spined. Thanks..