What Broadheads Do You Shoot.

[secret]

I use Gold Tip Lazer 2,3,4 with Wasp SST 100gr Hammers This one has a Muzzy Grasshopper behind it.

[MADMAX2]

I use Gold Tip Lazer 2,3,4 with Wasp SST 100gr Hammers This one as a Muzzy Grasshopper behind it.

Nice!! looks like a great turkey combo?

[secret]

Yes it is. Didnt have a photo of one alone uploaded yet.

[Lum]

Rage 3 blade never lost one and the farthest went 60yds.

[Normous]

I'm 11/11 with the Rage 3. Great blood trails and short recoverys.

[coop]

I use the 125gr swhacker been very happy with it.

[groundpounder]

I use to be a fixed blade person all the way and loved the Montec G5 and its one piece design. Sumner twisted my arm though and I finally tried some expandables. My now go to head is the Rage 2 blade 2 inch cut. There is definitely something to say about a larger cutting diameter!

[joe171]

Love the Wasp head 3 been using them for more then 20 years they get the job done and the same POI as my field points great looking setup

[j.krug]

Great success here with Rage 2's and Rage Crossbows.

[mr meat]

have used the wasp hammer sst in 125g since my first x-bow in 2002, and also use swhakers in 125g first year so not much feed back!

[xbowrook]

well you come to the right place for answers on favourite b/head's.. to be honest, there isn't one single "best" broadhead.. .. alot of companies offer great broadheads.. excalibur offers great broadheads, rage, slick tricks, wasp broadheads, schwackers, etc.. do a customer review on some of these by visiting their sites, but what you want to consider are 3 things.. 1) accuracy.. you want a broadhead that will fly true, fly like a field tip.. nothing worse than sighting in your crossbow with your fieldtips, put in your b/h's and find out they're out 4 inches at 20 yards.. 2) cutting surface.. i like ( again, this is my personal preference) a large cutting broadhead.. for obvious reasons, the larger the enterance wound, the larger the bleed channel allowing for a faster, more humaine bleed out, not to mention it also is more forgiving if your shot is a little off.. and 3) durability.. you don't want a broadhead that meets the first 2 criteria, yet falls apart or blows up after one use.. you want a broadhead that can take a beating, something that may only require a quick pass of a broadhead sharpener.. i , myself, like that wasp jackhammer SST, 125 grain... best of luck and hopefully you find the right b/h for you..

[kd8jgu]

I have been using good ole Bolt Cutters
This weekend will be trying the Terminal Slayers 150gr
3 ' cut
will update when the good lord allows a piggy in my sights.

[sumner4991]

Use the BIG ones. We kill via blood loss . . .just makes sense to do as much cutting as possible.



From left to right . . .new Stricknine, old Stricknine, Spitfire and Slick Trick.

I have used all of these with a very good success rate. My favorite for deer is the new Stricknine . . .3 blades, 2" cut and 125 gr.

[nchunterkw]

I setup my arrows for about a 15% to 20% FOC, and fletch them with 2" blazers or 2" Rayzr feathers, with a RH helical from an AZ EZ Fletch Bolt.

Slick Trick stds or magnums in 125gr fly great and come to you SUPER sharp.
Montec G5s fly great and are what I'm shooting a a bison (Lord willing) on Monday.
Magnus Stinger 150 gr 2 blades fly well too and will go down range at a hog in March I hope

As for mechanicals, I'm not a fan of over the top type heads, nor of the Rages (had one open early on me), but the Swhackers fly well and leave a big hole.

[sumner4991]

As for mechanicals, I'm not a fan of over the top type heads

Why?