What Simmons you prefer??

[Bullfrog 1]

Which one and why?   Thanks. Bill

[Will Cocke 2]

I prefer 2 of them   The Original interceptor and the Treeshark.  The original interceptor is easy to sharpen and I really like shooting it 4 bladed. They are also nonvented to help with noise the quietest simmons model I have shot. I shoot it with a 50gr insert to get 250 up front.  It is also  one of the best shooting heads however being barbed it is not legal in all states.  The Treeshark is a devestating head flys great I prefer the screw in I have bent the tips on some of the glue ons.  I shoot them with either a 50 or a 100 gr insert for 250-300 up front.  Any model of the simmons will get the job done just really depends on the weight up front you are trying to obtain.

[Caughtandhobble]

I like the tree sharks because they are way quieter than the others that I've tried.

[olddogrib]

I need 175 gr. so I shoot Tigers.

[Bama Recurve]

the tiger shark screw on
part# sb-60

look awesome and do a lot of damage.
Bought a new Black Widow. (very fast)
They don't plane & fly very straight.

[buckster]

Ditto for tiger sharks and what Tyler said.

[Longbowlogan]

I like the non vented interceptors, I killed 2 deer with them this year and the bloodtrails and the entry-exit holes were great! I had the glue on interceptors that I mounted on a aluminum adaptor which gave me a 200gr head plus I had 50gr weights on the back of the inserets. I had a steep shot on a doe this year, broke 2 ribs up by the spine going in broke a rib going out and still had enough to give me a exit hole. The hole was only big enough to fit 1 finger in because only the tip of the broadhead poked through but the lungs were mush inside and the bloodtrail was awesome for such a small exit hole. These heads were by far the sharpest I've hunted with after using a jewl stik on them! Here's the buck I shot this year with a Interceptor, he only made it 30 yards from the tree!

[SlowBowinMO]

Nice buck longbowlogan!    

I've been shooting Treesharks for about 2 years and once we decided to carry the Simmons I added some Tigersharks to my arsenal.  I'm still amazed at how well such a large 2 blade can fly.

[Nathan Killen]

I use the 205 grain Interceptor myself, great head !

[bruinman]

Love the interceptor. Best broadhead I have ever shot in my life. Awesome flight, blood trails are incredible and short. I will probably give the Tree Sharks a try at some point just to play with them, but I could not be happier with the interceptors.

[Trumpkin the Dwarf]

Whichever one is widest... land shark or tree shark I think, maybe?

[RC]

Tree shark is the wide one. I like the Tiger sharks and the screw in interceptors fine heads.RC

[Alexander Traditional]

I'm hunting with the Tiger Sharks,for the 175 up front.

[Butternutz]

I like any of them if I can get them sharp!! Lol

[3Feathers]

Anybody use the glue-on tigersharks?

[JamesKerr]

Any of them work great. If I had to pick just one it would probably either be the interceptor or tigershark. Both are a little wider than the land shark but a little narrower than that massive tree shark( which would be my first choice for turkeys or other light boned animals.

[Alexander Traditional]

The Tiger Shark,Interceptor or Safari and the 165 Land Shark are all 1 and nine sixteenths cut just varying lengths. The 125 grain is an inch and three sixteenths.

[3Feathers]

What one do you use for turkeys??

[longrifle]

Interceptors and Safaris for me, and boy can I get them sharp.

[bolong]

I have been using the glue on Tigersharks this season and really like them. Have taken a deer and a hog so far with them. Deer went 50 yards and hog 30 yards, good bloodtrails on both of them.