ACE 125 on a 75 grn steel adapter.

VPA 200,  yes, the red ones.

Magnus I

I guess I am old school....

Zephyr Sasquatch, steel insert, on the front of Arrow Dynamics Trad for the 62# Black Widow PLX, and Scirocco, steel insert on the front of Nitro Stinger Lite for the 45# Black Widow PL II.

My Black Widow older #45 MA III (dacron string) with the frost finish is also shooting the Nitro stinger Lite set up as above.

I have had great performance out of Zephyr broadheads and continue to use them.

225 and 300 grain Abowyer Brown Bears in the silvertip and may use the old 190 grain unvented Simmons interceptors in the Black Widow.

Bear Razorheads with bleeders out of my recurve and Schulz Hunters Heads out of my longbow.

Gonna try the zwickey 4 blade delta's this year.  As I am gonna give the woodies a try.

I have switched from Left Single Bevel Grizzly 145s to left single bevel Grizzly Kodiak 200gr on wood shafts with 4 4" feather fletching I made(over 750 total grs) for an AK Moose hunt I was supposed to go on this year but got cancelled. So, I am going to use this set up for Elk and Whitetail this year.

160 grain STOS

Magnus stinger 2 blade 125 for me.

Simmons 205 safari

Bet that will do the job Matt. Is that the bow I saw in Hastings?

Ron

Ace Standards looks like

Or maybe Simmons Landshark

Just received some Dirt Nap "Dead Right There" 125 single bevels. They spin good on my Centershots and with the brass adapter come in at 530 grains. They fly well out of my #44 Big Jim Desert Bighorn and my #47 Treadway Blackswamp. Also have some Magnus stingers in the quiver.

Grizzly Kodiaks and Instincts and maybe some VPA's.  They all weigh and shoot the same and the deer really won't care or notice much difference.

Bear Green heads once again.

300 grain VPA screw-in 3 blade

Grizzly single bevels. All but one I have killed deer with are still in my quiver because they are stuck in the ground at the kill site after that shot. The price is hard to beat and I know about the technology and care that has gone into each one by a Bowhunter in Ohio.

Original Woodsmans.   Really liking the trails they leave versus single(two) blades.

I started with all 145 Snuffers, but the arrows I'm hunting with came from two different batches, and one batch needed more weight up front. I tipped them from my broadhead collection with 190 ribteks, grizzlys, and tuskers. I don't notice the broadhead when I shoot, so it doesn't matter which one I pick up. Now that set is about 25 grains heavier than the others, but that's not enough to matter to me.