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Abowyer broadheads

Started by bkbk12, June 10, 2010, 03:09:00 PM

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highpoint forge

Bigbad and and Screamin, you guys beat me to the punch on that one! Too funny. I know THAT feeling! But seriously, EFOC and all is great but 200-300+ grains up front? OK on a moose that's one thing, but deer and antelope? Good lord. What's wrong with my 125 gr broadhead and an accurate shot?

I'm starting to feel inadequate, EFOC wise.
Black Widow PSAX Bocote 57# @28, 58 AMO
Black Widow PLX Tiger Myrtle 60# @28, 64 AMO
J.D. Berry Osage Argos 60# @28, 66 AMO

bigbadjon

I make my arrows to 10 grains per pound with as much weight up front as possible. Once I reach 10 grains per pound in weight that is as far forward as my weight goes. So yeah I'm shooting a 145 gr head but my arrow still only weighs about 580 gr.
Hoyt Tiburon 55#@28 64in
A&H ACS CX 61#@28in 68in (rip 8/3/14)

screamin

I put 200 up front and arrow comes in at 515, about 10 grs per pound. I use this arrow for everything from rabbits to elk with no problems.

highpoint forge

Yep, I'm right at 10 gpi.
Black Widow PSAX Bocote 57# @28, 58 AMO
Black Widow PLX Tiger Myrtle 60# @28, 64 AMO
J.D. Berry Osage Argos 60# @28, 66 AMO


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