Best Broadheads?

[River1]

I'm gonna give the Simmons Tree Shark a go also. COC with 2" of cutting! They are said to fly very well do to the design eliminating surface area.

Here's a few photos that were shared with me. The whitetail and hog were shot with a recurves between 45 and 50 lbs.

A blood trail left by a whitetail...while running!

 

[Rudd]

YOWZA! Me Likey!

what weight do they come in RBB?

 

[180class]

That doe looks like she got thumped with a slug. WOW! that's impressive.

 

[THA4]

holy hole

 

[River1]

They make a glue on which is 165 grains and a screw on which is 190 grains.

I was advised to stay away from the screw on head, it is known to bend do to the rear blades not being secured to the ferrule.

 

[Bukslayr]

What yardage were these animals shot at?

Just wondering how good those blades fly past 20 yards. I have shot the Gobbler Guilitines and past 20yards they ain't worth a hoot.
Wondering if that much surface area makes that much of a difference in the flight.

 

[River1]

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What yardage were these animals shot at?


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I was told the hog was shot at 35 yards with a 45lb recurve. Don't know about the Doe.