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200 grain broadheads

Started by Shane C, July 10, 2012, 12:03:00 PM

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kbetts

So many choices with all the steel adapters available these days.
"The overhead view is of me in a maze...you see what I'm hunting a few steps away."  Phish

Bob Morrison

2 blade ??? Grizzly Kodiak ,,,,, no brainer

RLA

Ace standard 145gr. & long adapter 45gr. + hot melt, gets me close, 195gr.

JamesKerr

Get a 120 grain Grizzly broadhead and glue in a 75 grain steel adaptor. This gives you a broadhead around 195 grains and is indestructible.
James Kerr

huntmaster80

I have shot the 2 blade VPA heads and liked them a lot. I think this year I'm gona try some abowyers that I picked up

beauleyse

I shot the Aztecs by Tusker last season I killed a little sow with them on a not so great shot. I have to admit they are some of the sharpest heads I've had. and pretty durable for the money.
There is more fun in hunting with the handicap of the bow and arrow, than hunting with the sureness of the gun. -Fred Bear

bigbadjon

If I was buying a 2 blade screw in right now I'd get either the Helix or Werewolf heads. Werewolf at about half the cost of Silverflames have got to be one of the best deals going on that style of head.
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Ben Maher

for 200 gns I like the 160 ACE w/ adaptor ... killed heaps of critters with those .. sharp, stay sharp and tough ... plus they don't cost me uber dollars ...

As Flyne said ... if you can go up in weight a bit I have had great results as well with Trophy Bowhunts Widowmaker 215gns ... performed beautifully for me in New Zealand a few months ago .
" All that is gold does not glitter , not all those who wander are lost "
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BowHunterGA

I plan to go with a 165 grain Simmons Shark screa in with a 50 grain brass insert on carbons and a glue on version with a 100 grain woody weight on my woodies. (different bows)

BUCKY

Muzzy Phantom 220 4 blade. If you take out the bleeder it's a 200 grain.

Ron LaClair

I've been using Ace 200gr Super Express for several years now and I love em.. Triple laminated and copper brazed, they're extremely strong and they're easy to sharpen....plus they fly like they're on a string...    :archer2:  

   
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owlbait

And those pictures are actual size! I agree with Ron. Easy to sharpen, fly like darts, plus a great value!
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Shane C

I sure hope they aren't actual size! I'm looking at them on my phone so they are about the size of my fingernail.  :p  Thanks for all the help guys! It looks like there's are a lot of options out there
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WRV

The VPA's are excelletn broadheads.
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Brock

also there is the 190 Ribtek..I have a few and they fly great.
Keep em sharp,

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huntmaster80

QuoteOriginally posted by JimB:
I think the VPA's would be hard to beat.
I just got a pack of 200s used the 145s last year. great head!!!!!

Knawbone

I use 125 gn zwickey]s and 75 gn woody weights with good flight.
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Canyon

Can't go wrong with Ace for the price or Grizzly if you want single bevel.
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JamesKerr

I would recommend the werewolfs, Grizzly 120/130 grain head with a 75 grain steel adaptor, or VPA Terminator.
James Kerr


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