Just wanted to throw this out there. I bought the 150 grain javalins and they are a quality product. They fly good, they are quiet, easy to sharpen, sturdy and are affordable. I think some broadhead prices are redicluous. I got mine online from braveheart archery.
dk
The Tusker Concordes are wicked looking. Good strong broadhead.
agreed, they do look wicked. they are a little heavy for my setup. do you shoot them?
dk
I have the 200 gr. Tusker Aztecs, they are on Carbon Express 150's, 291/4", fly great out of my #50-#55 Longbows.
I do...KME sharpened to single bevel and tanto, they come in around 145 and I use a 42 gr. screw in insert plus some lead shot to hit a 200 gr. head.
I shot 2 deer 2 yrs ago same day and they looked like they were hit with a 7mm ballistic tip inside!
QuoteOriginally posted by DKdc:
agreed, they do look wicked. they are a little heavy for my setup. do you shoot them?
dk
I don't shoot them since my poundage at my draw length makes them too heavy arrow GPP wise.
One of my friend's shoots the Concorde. I think his bow is 65#, but he's a big man himself at 300 pounds.
I shoot the Concorde from my 55# long bow. Total arrow set up 765gr. Does nice work on a deer. Have taken several with the same head, 2 were with in 1/2 hour of each other last year and 1 early this year. Then I nailed a buck in the beginning of December Through the shoulder. That finally bent it a tad.
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