Switching from 100 grain to 125 grain broadheads. I use fixedblade only. What are some good broadheads that any of you recommend? I am not going with the super expensive iron will. Thanks... for elk by the way.
I made that switch a while back as well. If you’re looking in the “normal” price range, you will not find anything better than the QAD Exodus. But there are other good options as well: Slick Trick, Shuttle T, and Magnus to name a few.
VPA three blades are what I've been using the last couple of years. Reasonably price and very tough heads. Easy to sharpen as well, you really can't screw it up.
Wac 'Em, VPA 3 Blade, Shuttle T are all nice heads. Cutthroats look interesting for an inexpensive, stout head.
(Shameless Plug - have new VPA and Shuttle T 125's for sale right now if you're looking to try them at a discount - will be shooting mechanicals for whitetail this year, and am looking at trying Iron Will, Cutthroats for fixed blades)
Wac'ems, Strikers, and Shuttle T's have been my favorites. Trophy Taker has updated their Shuttle T for this year, and they have a new 4-blade Quad that I might try. 125's are all I shoot.
I prefer fixed blade 125 grain heads and have had excellent results on Sierra Blacktail with the already mentioned VPA 3 blades and Magnus Stingers. Something about a VPA style that is seriously durable affording the potential to have many kills with 1 head attracts me. The Stingers work great BUT Ive bent a couple and ( Warranty replaced them no problem ) have yet to render a VPA non operable as I have the Stingers. Both for me fly great ( 60 yd max) and perform when they are used hunting . The aforementioned Cut throat single bevel heads I have been enjoying. They remind me of the VPA solid steel construction with the even more simplistic burly single bevel . These are flying great and they may be a new favorite as I am partial to more simplistic 2 blade type heads . I hope to hunt with them this spring.
Although I haven't killed anything with them yet, I love how my Strickland Helixes fly. They are 125, and it took pretty much no tuning to get them to fly properly out to 80 yards. They are a bit of a pain to pull from the target though.
i like the magnus buzzcuts. they're a bigger profile head but fly right with field tips for me. the warranty is top notch. i had a couple get dinged up last year hitting rocks and sent them into to see if they would reprofile and sharpen them. i offered to pay any charge and a week later i had a new package of heads at my door for free. i kind of felt bad so i went out to the store and bought another package just to keep supporting them.