broadheads
08-05-2008, 09:17 AM
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Land of Rocks, Ozarks of Mo.
Posts: 3,048
RE: broadheads
arrows alum. or carbon Horton has a min weight to follow. i am not sure exactly 425 grs is good ballpark. alum. 2216 or 2219 carbon Horton has some made for them. others include GT II Laser easton firebolts and power bolts also bemans use moon noks
08-07-2008, 12:06 PM
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: No.MN
Posts: 1,053
RE: broadheads
100 grains will work just fine for deer. I value velocity over kenetic energy for whitetails. I shoot a stubby 4 bladed head (Slick Tricks) becasue it has more ci0 autting surfaces and keeps the arrow from planing. They kill deer. Will also be trying NAP Spitfires this year, three bladed mechanical BH's that don't use ribber bands to keep blades from opening.
08-11-2008, 09:09 PM
#6
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195
RE: broadheads
ORIGINAL: Cossack
100 grains will work just fine for deer. I value velocity over kenetic energy for whitetails. I shoot a stubby 4 bladed head (Slick Tricks) becasue it has more ci0 autting surfaces and keeps the arrow from planing. They kill deer. Will also be trying NAP Spitfires this year, three bladed mechanical BH's that don't use ribber bands to keep blades from opening.
100 grains will work just fine for deer. I value velocity over kenetic energy for whitetails. I shoot a stubby 4 bladed head (Slick Tricks) becasue it has more ci0 autting surfaces and keeps the arrow from planing. They kill deer. Will also be trying NAP Spitfires this year, three bladed mechanical BH's that don't use ribber bands to keep blades from opening.
i took the razor blades and shot them 1 time and they hit same spot as the target blades,soooooooooooooooooo,i dont even use the razor blades at all even if i was going to hunt with them.
my arrows weight 400 grs with 2 inchblazer vanes, alumium insert,20 inch 2216,100 gr spitfire.
