Is there anyone that makes a screw in single bevel in 125 grains? The only one I've found is The Helix. I like the design, but I'm worried about sharpening them with the blade design they have. Anyone else make a 125 grainer, or has anyone sharpened the Helix's?
Red feather archery makes one.
I believe Outback Supreme makes one, but you'll need to buy them on line from Australia to get them.
QuoteOriginally posted by Coiloil37:
Red feather archery makes one.
That's the only one I can think of too.
Samari
If you don't mind bumping up to 150 grains that would give you a lot more options like the 120 grain grizzly on a short aluminum adapter or the 150 grain Eclipse Werewolves. At 125 grains the only single bevel 2 blades I am aware of are the Helix and the samurai and masaii heads ABS makes.
We do make a 125 grain screw-in. We're working with a company now to do our sharpening for us, which should make for a very sharp, very consistent head right out of the package.
I've been using the Helix in 100, 125, and this year in 200 grains. I used them the past three years. Five deer have found them highly allergic.
I will admit though that they are more difficult for me to sharpen than 2-blades. They fly great and I love the penetration and blood-trail. Gotta match the Helix with the feather wing though. RW requires RH Helix and vice-versa.
Tusker broadheads awesome, havent tried the eclipse yet. Heres alink that shows both good luck.
http://www.braveheartarchery.us/tusker_broadheads.htm
I just picked up a pack of Eclipse single bevels at the Backcountry Hunter and Angler rendezvous. They are very high quality, and Blake is a fine guy who stands behind his product with a terrific warranty. I know half a dozen people here who use them exclusively. They sharpen up without issue.
Blake's dad co-publishes TBM and is another guy I think highly of.
Helix Broadheads....
Strickland makes a sharpener for the Helix. Has anyone tried it?