Original Exocet Broadheads?

[Kuffs]

Hi guys, i was digging through my closet and found the original 6 broadheads that came with the Exocet. There's nothing written on them and I'm trying to figure out if I can use them with my compound or if I'd be able to one day use them when I get my hands on a Micro.

Does anyone know or remember how heavy they were? 100gr, 125gr, 150gr (which i dont think)

I think the new micro uses 150gr so would they be good for it?

Thanks
Rob

[Boo]

The oldest I ever used was the 130 gr Wasp Cam-Loks. Great killers!

[Kuffs]

Ho Boo, it's not those ones. They have black on them. If I had to guess I'd say they were anywhere with the exception bought between between 2006-2008

[Boo]

The Wasp Boss?

[Kuffs]

That's the one! Any idea on the weight of them? Would they be good on the new micro if I bought one?

[hunter with MS]

They came in 100 and 125 gr.

[Kuffs]

They came in 100 and 125 gr.

Ah so the reality is theres no way to know unless I can get them weighed.

I noticed the new Crossbows are using 150gr tips. I guess that means these would be too light? Or can I use them with heavier bolts? Im gearing towards a Micro.

Thanks

[Boo]

They came in 100 and 125 gr.

Ah so the reality is theres no way to know unless I can get them weighed.

I noticed the new Crossbows are using 150gr tips. I guess that means these would be too light? Or can I use them with heavier bolts? Im gearing towards a Micro.

Thanks

You really should spend the $20.00 or less and get yourself a scale.
150 gr broadhead's give you better FOC but you can also increase FOC by using brass inserts.

[hunter with MS]

You could use them you will have to sight the bow in using them , If they go high adjust the scope down . On some the wt may be stamp on it someplace .

[hunter with MS]

Just checked one that I have I see no wt on it . But I know it is 100 grain I would say that most were 100 grain.

[Kuffs]

Ok so I borrowed a scale and they are 100 gr. As of now I can use them.with my compound bow but would they be too light for the micro? It's not much faster than what the exocet 200 used to fire them at.

[Boo]

Depends on your arrow configuration. If you are using the Quills then I wouldn't. If you are using something with a brass insert then yes.

[Kuffs]

Depends on your arrow configuration. If you are using the Quills then I wouldn't. If you are using something with a brass insert then yes.

Forgive my ignorance but I'm not sure what you mean. I would start with the 4 bolts that can with the micro. I would buy more but just assume I buy some over the counter bolts at bass pro Or something.

[hunter with MS]

The inserts can be made of different things like brass and that effects the wt of the bolt . I shoot an Exomax and use gold tip laser 2 bolts they have brass inserts which make them a little heaver on the front I shoot 125 grain blades . But will sometimes shoot 100 grain field points for fun all the lighter wt does is make the bolt go a little high I know this and adjust my sight by lining up the scope cross lower . If you want to use them practice with one and adjust your scope or sight to zero it in .