150 grain broadhead recommendations?

[mburrows]

I'd like to tinker around with some 150gr heads this winter to see how they fly compared to my 125gr heads.

I've got a pile of arrows already set up and I dont want to completely change my set up just add a little bit more weight to increase overall arrow weight and see what kind of results I get. 

Anybody got any recommendations on 150gr broadheads?

[Parasite]

Slick Trick and Excalibur (Innerloc) are two good options.

[Wolfdog2314]

https://www.kudupoint.com/product/kp150c/

Kudu. I really like the 125’s. Best flying broadhead I’ve tried.

[D-Rock425]

I'd try brass inserts and 125 grain heads.  This will give you more broadheads to choose from.

[Smossy]

If money is no option, EASILY the iron will outfitters head, or ANY valkyrie broadhead -  these guys are the leader in heavy heads IMO. They have up to 350gr heads with deep six jackets.

[MtnMuley]

 

[Stizz]

Hands down the VPA 3-blade in 150 grain! I started shooting them this year and love them. This with a 50 grain insert packs a hell of a punch. They are fairly inexpensive, fully machined, cut on contact, and easy to sharpen. Ive shot a pile of broadheads and this has been my favorite. I shot a bull quartering towards me this year, arrow went in behind the shoulder, through the cavity, then snapped the femur clean in half...he didnt make it far...


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[mburrows]

Thanks everybody I'll check em out. Those Iron Wills are awesome but im too poor and too bad of a shot to be slinging those around.

[elkrack]

I'd try brass inserts and 125 grain heads.  This will give you more broadheads to choose from.

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[mburrows]

I'd try brass inserts and 125 grain heads.  This will give you more broadheads to choose from.

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Thats what I ended up doing for the time being. Although I picked the wrong time to increase my arrow weight. We just started archery league and now my pins are spaced a little more than I'd like and my arrows are bit slower but they are flying better than they ever have.

Currently at 520 grains overall.  THanks for the input guys.

[shortymorty]

3" swhacker 150gr. Nothing like them.

[Tracker0721]

So with traditional archery the arrow is almost more important than the bow and switching to compound recently I found that’s not how many think. Higher point weight equals more FOC, more K/E, more accuracy, more penetration, thicker and stronger broadheads, and generally the speed loss isn’t taken into effect until past 40 yards. Before that your pins might have to be moved a hair width. After the difference still isn’t much. 100 grain drops 18” less then a 150 at 70 yards I think it was. The added benefits are nice for hitting bone or hunting anything bigger then deer. With my recurve I shot arrows that were 13gpi, 29”, 190 grain heads, and got pass through’s on a hog and a deer that I hit a shoulder and rib. That bow only clocks 180fps.

I chose 150s for my new Mathews and my broadheads are cutthroats, single bevel, insanely tough, and buzzcuts/stingers. The buzzcut is a wee bit thicker and most rated it a bit higher on the deadly scale than the stinger. The plus side with these broadheads is that if they’re ever damaged they’ll be replaced free of charge. So I don’t feel bad shooting small game with a broadhead because I’ll just get a new one free.

[Vandal44]

I am going to try some VPA three blade 150 gr and VPA three blade 125 gr with a 50 gr brass insert.  I am also going to try several other 125 gr three blade heads in the upcoming months