I would not recommend an expandable. I'd stay at 100 gr. as a min. and 125 as a max. I like the so called "replaceable blade" fixed blade designs. I have used NAP Thunderheads for over a decade with excellent results on deer and feral hogs.Good buddies of mine have had no problems withthe Muzzy 3-blade.

Did your buddies shoot a youth bow with less than 26 inches of draw at 35 lbs though?

Paul

fixed muzzy 3 blade broad heads work good also if u post this question on bowhunting u might get better respondsses

I can't think of better choice than the Magnus Stinger 85gr or 2 blade 100 gr. The Muzzy Phantom 100grain sans the bleeders would make and excellent head (80grains). Three blade chisel tip replaceable blade style broadhead do take more energy to penetrate and the young hunter has very, very little KE to spare.

Just about any broadhead will take down a 10 year-old. What did the kid do?

ok, that's just plain funny. i'm sending you my dry cleaning bill.

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I agree with the Magnus Stinger 85's. My fiance shoots them with 50lbs and they do very well and fly great. I would put her into the Slick Trick 85's if she were pulling a little more weight, but I like the COC of Stingers.

whats the law say about poundage, here its 40lbs minimum.
I would suggest the montec G5 in 85 gr.

I would use nothing but a 2 blade cut on contact head.

Expendables will never get enough penetration.

Ialso think if you went with a 3 bladefixedblade broadheadyou would not getenough penetration.