100 vs 125 grain

[Mudslinger]

True on using what the good Lord gave you, but still no fair!!!

[PondPopper]

Ttaxidermy, you are cheating with that long draw!!!!!

Yes sir the long draw does help a little. only draw back is we have to use a longer AND stiffer arra which also equates to heavier.

[TallTexan]

Yes sir the long draw does help a little. only draw back is we have to use a longer AND stiffer arra which also equates to heavier.

Yep

[Mudslinger]

Yep, but with those monster draw lengths you can still have the speed with a heavier arrow, lots of momentum and a quiet bow too boot!

[DRT]

26.5" here. I need all the speed help I can get.

[Richard]

Yes sir the long draw does help a little. only draw back is we have to use a longer AND stiffer arra which also equates to heavier.

Which equals some serious k.e./momentum.

[PondPopper]

Which equals some serious k.e./momentum.

Yes it does.
This is the main reason I will shoot a big expandable. Blows right through WT. Sticks in the ground. When I use them. Which is a lot here lately.

[PondPopper]

Yep, but with those monster draw lengths you can still have the speed with a heavier arrow, lots of momentum and a quiet bow too boot!

[Richard]

Yes it does.
This is the main reason I will shoot a big expandable. Blows right through WT. Sticks in the ground. When I use them. Which is a lot here lately.

I'm shooting 125 grain swhacker with 2 1/4" cut. Love these broadheads! 4 deer/4 passthroughs and awesome blood trails and they don't go far.

[K. Lane]

cant say anything that hasn't already been said.............ill stick with my 125 Muzzy's. They haven't let me down yet, so why change what is working

[ole boy]

I shoot 100 gr with no problems