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Looking for some Broadheads.
Hello all,
I'll keep this simple. Crossbow: Excalibur Ibex Target: Mule Deer Question: What Broadhead(s) would you recommend? Also I wanted to add, some people have been refering me to crimson talon broadheads, any input on those? Thanks |
I use Montec 125 gr. These are a 3-blade design that flies great and is deadly. My X-Bow is rated to shoot 350 fps ... but I have never timed it. The broad head is a one piece design and requires sharpening if the edges are dulled. Takes only a few strokes on any quality flat surfaced sharpener. Not a replacable blade design. I have used these only on white tail and feral hogs.
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Mech. NAP Spitfire, fixed slick trick mag. & Montec G5 & Magnus Snuffer SS!
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What arrow? If GT L II w/ brass insert, 100gr Slick trick mags for me, quit looking once I tried them.
If Excal Firebolts, I'd try Excal 150 gr Boltcutters for FOC. I shoot the Gt's only, fwiw, but seems like there are lots of happy campers w/ previous. |
Originally Posted by Mojotex
(Post 3816819)
I use Montec 125 gr. These are a 3-blade design that flies great and is deadly. My X-Bow is rated to shoot 350 fps ... but I have never timed it. The broad head is a one piece design and requires sharpening if the edges are dulled. Takes only a few strokes on any quality flat surfaced sharpener. Not a replacable blade design. I have used these only on white tail and feral hogs.
Originally Posted by smokepolehall
(Post 3816876)
Mech. NAP Spitfire, fixed slick trick mag. & Montec G5 & Magnus Snuffer SS!
Originally Posted by awshucks
(Post 3816918)
What arrow? If GT L II w/ brass insert, 100gr Slick trick mags for me, quit looking once I tried them.
If Excal Firebolts, I'd try Excal 150 gr Boltcutters for FOC. I shoot the Gt's only, fwiw, but seems like there are lots of happy campers w/ previous. I'll have a look at the excalibur arrows and broads for sure though, once i buy that stuff, thanks for the input everybody. Also one thing about the excalibur arrows, defiantly go for the carbon ones not the alumi's right? |
Also one thing about the excalibur arrows, defiantly go for the carbon ones not the alumi's right? One thing about the Slicks, you can tune run out [wobble] via the instructions on the packages. Basically, you keep spinning the washer and rechecking. Slick's like higher FOC in my limited testing of them. I first learned of them in my pre-computer days from Danny Miller, USA warranty rep in Oh, fwiw. I don't care for mechs or alum arrows, lol. pm sent soon. |
Originally Posted by awshucks
(Post 3816977)
You'll probably find that answer 'six of one, half a dozen of the other, lol.
One thing about the Slicks, you can tune run out [wobble] via the instructions on the packages. Basically, you keep spinning the washer and rechecking. Slick's like higher FOC in my limited testing of them. I first learned of them in my pre-computer days from Danny Miller, USA warranty rep in Oh, fwiw. I don't care for mechs or alum arrows, lol. pm sent soon. Anywho looks like i got all the info i need, thanks guys, also thanks awshucks for the pm. Was helpful. |
Have tried using two different arrows for practice and hunting with mixed results. Beeman Thunderbolt and my own GT Lazer II weigh about the same, fletched with the same vanes, aluminum nocks (albeit the GT has a threaded hile in it) yet fly to slightly different point of impact. Both brands fly consistently the same. Hmmm? Difference in spine make to blame?
As for broadheads, Slick Tricks std or mags for fixed, NAP Spitfires seem to fly best fro me. So much like field tips that I no longer practice with same, just check zero with 'heads when hunting starts. |
Originally Posted by Cossack
(Post 3817188)
Have tried using two different arrows for practice and hunting with mixed results. Beeman Thunderbolt and my own GT Lazer II weigh about the same, fletched with the same vanes, aluminum nocks (albeit the GT has a threaded hile in it) yet fly to slightly different point of impact. Both brands fly consistently the same. Hmmm? Difference in spine make to blame?
As for broadheads, Slick Tricks std or mags for fixed, NAP Spitfires seem to fly best fro me. So much like field tips that I no longer practice with same, just check zero with 'heads when hunting starts. |
excalibur (easton) firebolts and nap spitfire 125gr mbh...
my family's stats last season... 11 shot... and 11 recovered :rock: |
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