Used to shoot them with 75 grains. I currently shoot 100gr with 50gr brass inserts and it's more than adequate for whitetails. My arrow setup weighs around 465grs total which may actually be a little on the heavier side for whitetails than what most people normally use but it's great for hogs.
Sharp blades and shot placements are the 2 keys things.
100gr are the easiest to find anywhere in case you forget broadheads and need to grab some at a store.
I also shoot 100gr heads, but use a 100gr brass insert so I have 200gr up front. My total arrow weight is a little over 500grs. Man do they hit like a hammer. I also agree with the post above stating 100gr is a little easier to find. Shoot what makes you happy. Maybe get a BH the will let you change the gr weight to play with and see what suites you.
I like to shoot 150 grain heads.
But they are heard to find.
I might go back down to 100 grain again just cause they're easier to find
As Always My Heart is filled with Love for you and Your Families. Not because I am commanded to Love my Neighbor but because I can, am able to and it brings me Joy.
I like to shoot 150 grain heads.
But they are heard to find.
I might go back down to 100 grain again just cause they're easier to find
As Always My Heart is filled with Love for you and Your Families. Not because I am commanded to Love my Neighbor but because I can, am able to and it brings me Joy.
I’m the same, not sure what kind of heads you shoot, but I contacted slick trick and the 150 grain x bow model works on a compound bow. I’m ordering some to tryout myself.
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