I ended up forgetting my 125gr Toxics at home.
I thought I packed them but didn't. I also didn't get to shoot the RamCats. I had one in my Excalibur quiver and didn't push it in too far (so I thought). When I went to use it I noticed one of the blade tips was bent from contacting the quiver. This seemed pretty week to me and I wasn't impressed. I'd still like to try them though. The blade tip will be easily straightened. The GrizzTrick2 is what I shot the 180lbs sow with. The shot was at 18-20yards and as expected the slick blew a slug size hole through her breaking a full rib on the near side and passing between ribs on the offside. The arrow skipped off the ground and burried into a treefall, 25 yards away, up to the blades. The blades were still sharp and there were no burrs or any visible sign of being shot. Slick Trick quality! However, the shot was PERFECT and this hog ran at least 90 yards with no blood to be found for the first 50-60yards. There was good blood after that.
The QAD Exodus was used on my little fifty pounder so it's not much of a test. Same close shot perfectly placed breaking two ribs in and one out. The arrow deflected off the ground and burried twelve feet up a tree. Thank goodness for that firenock and a tall friend like Norm who could just reach it. Anyway, the little pig only ran about 20 yards and the exodus was in great shape. There were two small burrs that will come out with a couple passes with a carbide broadhead sharpener. Rock solid. Norm said he saw good blood in that short distance.
I told Norm while we were there that I've been spoiled by the Toxics. In three years I've shot 1 deer and 12 hogs. The deer ran the furthest at about 60yards max. I think one pig made it 50yards and the rest were inside of 40yards. I'm fully confident that had I shot my sow with a Toxic she would've died closer than the blood trail started with my slick. Keep in mind the GrizzTrick2 has a 1 1/4" cut in a four blade broadhead yet still couldn't match the Toxic. I'm glad I tried something new but once again I'm right back to the Toxics. As great as these other broadheads are they just couldn't match up to the devastation caused by the coring out Toxics. I hate sounding like a commercial but the results are what they are. My Guide/Outfitter friend reiterated again that he's seen no other broadheads perform like this in thirty years and hundreds of clients.
Sidenote, the Vortex Viper XB-R scope was amazing. I could actually see pigs through my scope, in the dark, when I couldn't see them with my naked eye. You could shoot well beyond legal shooting light with this. The lowest illumination worked perfectly for shooting my little one in the dark with no hazing or washout.
Paul
They will devour targets. However, I do shoot them into my rhinoblock and carefully replace the 'tubes' it cores out of the target. I'll shoot enough to get my marks and stop. It's not a broadhead you want to screw in and practice with all the time but for getting and checking marks you'll be fine. I would recommend the 100gr Toxics over the 125gr grain. Even though the cut diameter is smaller they out penetrate and I believe are more accurate at extended ranges. I've shot 1.5" spots at 65yards all day which to me is excellent. Also, with the lower poundage bows you want as much penetration as you can get. Let us know what you think if you pick some up Jeff. I think you'll be impressed with them going through a bear or deer. 
Good luck buddy, wish I was joinin ya! 