Two Blade

[Brandon Pattison]

So I was thinking, I had a deer that I didn't shoot through. I made it to the skin on the far side. Who runs two-blade heads?

Also, what 150 grain broadheads do you all like? I was eyeballing the Woodsman Elite. I could use this for compound and recurve.

Thoughts?

 

[jmez]

I'm shooting Razor Tricks at deer this year. I'll let you know how they work. May have trouble getting the Woodsman's to fly out of a compound.

May check out Dirt Nap Gear. New two blade style broadhead that supposed to fly out of high speed compounds.

 

[elkmtngear]

I'm shooting Anarchy Broadheads this Season. Unfortunately, I did not get to fling one at an elk this Season, but I did blow through a small blacktail buck this Season, arrow went another 20 yds past the point of impact on a chest hit. Good blood trail as well.

I'm shooting an Elite Pure at 65 lbs with fingers...these heads fly like target points out of my bow.

 

[hunting1]

I used to use Magnus and always had pass throughs. Not sure why I changed but thinking of going back.

 

[OR Archer]

Magnus Stingers and Viper Tricks are good heads. The Magnus can be had in 150gr and they arent much bigger than the 125gr.

 

[SDHNTR]

The 150 gr VPA 3 blade is a tank of a broadhead! Check it out!

 

[huntography]

Stricklands Archery Helix 125 gr broadhead blew threw my elk at 52 yards. Double lung. Flipped over. Dead within 15-20 yards.





Rudy

 

[E-2]

The D.R.T. from Dirt Nap Gear come in 100 gr with a bleeder blade. They also come with a threaded 25 gr collar to make the heads 125. You can get single bevel right grind or double bevel.

I have a pack but haven't shot them yet.

 

[Evan Williams]

+1 on the Stricklands!! ALSO the company the contracted to make them KUDU is making a little more solid head 125 only though I have a few for testing.

I'm not a huge fan of a 2 blade but those are the ones I'd run