FYI: 2 vs. 3 blade broadheads
#1
FYI: 2 vs. 3 blade broadheads
Don't know if you're familiar with the show: "Myth Busters" on Discovery, but last week they were shooting a crossbow into balistix wax and there was quite a difference between the penetration of the 3 blade and 2 blade broadheads they were shooting! The 3 blade only penetrated 4-6 inches, and the two blade was 8-10 inches!!!!!!! Same bow, poundage, distance, shooter, everything. I was impressed. Had never thought there would be any, much less that much, difference in penetration.
#2
RE: FYI: 2 vs. 3 blade broadheads
saw that as well...think about it though...it takes more effort for more blades to cut..slowing the arrow.....but unless your hunting BIG game bigger then deer,i think 3 or even 4 would work fine...dont forget 2 only slices at 2 spots...leaving probably less blood and less damage...but you put either through the boiler room and your game isnt going too far...
#3
RE: FYI: 2 vs. 3 blade broadheads
Hey, I'm in Wyoming.
ALL our game is BIG! Moose, Buffalo, Elk, Bear, Mulies, Antelope.
10" penetration on a Moose is a far sight more attractive than 4-6".
I'm told our Antelope is as big or bigger than a lot of whitetails!
(lol)
I know, more cutting area on the 3 or even 4 blade. But more resistance to penetration. You know bow hunting, "close is good enough". I've used 3 blade, and mechanicals, now I'm going to give the 2 blade a try. They all work. Gives me something else to play with.
ALL our game is BIG! Moose, Buffalo, Elk, Bear, Mulies, Antelope.
10" penetration on a Moose is a far sight more attractive than 4-6".
I'm told our Antelope is as big or bigger than a lot of whitetails!
(lol)
I know, more cutting area on the 3 or even 4 blade. But more resistance to penetration. You know bow hunting, "close is good enough". I've used 3 blade, and mechanicals, now I'm going to give the 2 blade a try. They all work. Gives me something else to play with.