broadhead recomendations?
broadhead recomendations?
I just bought a new pheonix with just enough package can anyone tell me what broadheads to use i was told by a friend of my dads to use mechanical and am interested in advice as to what make and model works best with this bow 
Welcome,
There are probably close to a hundred pages on broadheads if you hit the Search icon. You could easy spend most of the day reading these informative and interesting posts on the subject.
There are probably close to a hundred pages on broadheads if you hit the Search icon. You could easy spend most of the day reading these informative and interesting posts on the subject.
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Matrix 355
Huskemaw and Leupold crossbow optics.
Boo Strings
SWAT BH's and TOTA heads.
Teach Your Family How To Hunt So You Don't Have To Hunt For Your Family
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MDBOWHUNTER
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As enormous said, definately do a search.
I use a Muzzy 100 grain 4 blade and it flies true up to the 300+ fps speed. It is not a mechanical.
If you decide to use a mechanical, be sure it will not fly open during the extreme accelleration of a crossbow. If it uses rubber bands to hold it together, you may need to double band them.
I like the NAP 100 grain shockwave mechanical. Because of its design, it is difficult to double band. What I do is use the small rubber bands made for Rocket 100 grain Steelheads and move them up on the shockwave to about the mid section. They do not fly open during accellereation and they still open easily upon contact. You can buy packs of the Rocket rubber bands wherever you buy your broadheads.
I use a Muzzy 100 grain 4 blade and it flies true up to the 300+ fps speed. It is not a mechanical.
If you decide to use a mechanical, be sure it will not fly open during the extreme accelleration of a crossbow. If it uses rubber bands to hold it together, you may need to double band them.
I like the NAP 100 grain shockwave mechanical. Because of its design, it is difficult to double band. What I do is use the small rubber bands made for Rocket 100 grain Steelheads and move them up on the shockwave to about the mid section. They do not fly open during accellereation and they still open easily upon contact. You can buy packs of the Rocket rubber bands wherever you buy your broadheads.
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sumner4991
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There are a few new designs on the broadhead market for 2007 which are very interesting. I have tested several broadheads over the last few months and I really like the Slick Tricks . . .they group as well as any out there. The mechanicals and fixed blades have their pros and cons. You will find either one will shoot straight if the bow/bolt are well tuned.
I want to test the new Crimson HyperSpeed broadheads . . .however, I think to get the max performance out of those, you would need to use a 2" vane(maybe even smaller vane).
Search "broadhead tests" on any search engine and you will get a lot of information. Several great links have been posted on this forum in the last couple of months. Get educated about the entire set-up and put off committing to a specific broadhead until you get comfortable with shooting your new weapon with field tips. Well, unless you have a hunt coming up soon.
Good luck and welcome to the forum.
I want to test the new Crimson HyperSpeed broadheads . . .however, I think to get the max performance out of those, you would need to use a 2" vane(maybe even smaller vane).
Search "broadhead tests" on any search engine and you will get a lot of information. Several great links have been posted on this forum in the last couple of months. Get educated about the entire set-up and put off committing to a specific broadhead until you get comfortable with shooting your new weapon with field tips. Well, unless you have a hunt coming up soon.
Good luck and welcome to the forum.
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Perception trumps intention.
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Look in the lower left corner of this website for some good broadhead testing http://www.prorelease.com/xring.aspx
Good Luck
Joe
Good Luck
Joe
Broadheads
I haven't heard anything bad from the 12+ deer that the Wasp Boss 1oo gr 3 blade have zipped thru. And for some reason or other they also impact the target the same as my field points.
Wish I could say the same for the Slick Tricks I tried.
Bucktail
Wish I could say the same for the Slick Tricks I tried.
Bucktail