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Offline Oneshot1Kill

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What weight broadhead should I have?
« on: September 11, 2011, 09:46:10 AM »
I shoot a Recurve bow w/ a 63lb draw and have been shooting 125 grain tips with wood arrows but I'm switching to carbon arrows now and I don't know what grain broadhead I should use. People were telling me to go with a higher grain weight like 150 grain but others are saying since I'm using carbon I should switch to a lower weight like 100 grain. I hunt small game, deer, and bear. So the most deadly thing is what i'm looking for. Also, I don't know much about arrows other than how to shoot them so any advice for how many blade broadheads I should have, or what size shaft I should be shooting, or any of that would be great. I've always gone with what i've been given. And that ain't working. haha
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Re: What weight broadhead should I have?
« Reply #1 on: September 11, 2011, 09:07:55 PM »
I shoot a 60 lb recurve and long bow with wood, aluminum  and carbon arrows. 125-160 grns have shot well for me.

 


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