Hoyt21

Its just a 3 blade fixed but looks super little in diameter. The tip looks great for penetration though. I have been using G5 Striker the last few season and have not lost a animal yet but they do not fly like my field points. Thought about these trophy ridge 3 blade that are like 29 $ for 3 which is cheap. My brother bought me some grim reapers has anyone ever use thosed and liked them? It come with a practice tip like the 2 blade rage so i figured I might try it.

BRUSE

Magnus Stinger 100 gr all the way

doetrain

My draw weight is the same as yours,I use Beamon 340 tiped with Grim Reaper 100g. Mechanicals. Every deer I have shot so far has been found and consumed,they do knock them down if the shot is reasonably good. I had a bad shot last year but the broadhead did good damage and the blood trail was good enough for a rookie like myself to track the deer and harvest it.

doetrain

I have had good success with the 100g. Grim Reapers with a 55lb. draw weight and an older Matthews FX Bow. They came out with a larger cut version this year but I think the smaller cut version works fine so I'm sticking with them.If you have a higher draw weight and a newer bow the larger cut I'm sure will work well and cause greater damage. I have had pass throughs every time on a Buck and 2 Does even at 30 yards on the biggest Doe. I'm starting my 3rd. seasons this year and have full cofidence in these broadheads up to this point,so I say give them a try because they do fly like a field point and are a good product.

llpaintball

Bigbulls, what about the 40 KE rage broadheads designed for lighter weight bows?

huntingkidPA

yes it is, but just proof that they will, my friend shot a deer this weekend, 50 lb draw weight pass through with the rage. and i myself (before i new anything about bow hunting) i have got a double lung with a rage on my 40lb bow. i dont reccomend it though. go with the 40 ke rage

Stonewall308

In my experience, things that are absolutely required to function properly should have a design that is as simple and reliable as possible. This is one of the reasons why Glock has been so successful.

This is also the reason that I use fixed blade broadheads. Muzzy makes a fixed blade that has been field proven for decades, and you can get 6 of them for less than the price of 3 mechanical broadheads.

Jeffro_17

^^^^^^This^^^^^^^

bigbulls

I'm not saying that it can't work when everything works out just right but the odds are with a low poundage set up you are going to be disappointed sooner or later.... sooner would be my bet.

I gave some very good recommendations for you to use but of you are dead set on using a Rage then yes the smaller diameter of the 40KE would be the better choice. Still wouldn't be high on my list though. I just don't understand the reasoning of trying to complicate the one piece of equipment of the total set up that should be the simplest, most rugged, and fool proof you could get.

llpaintball

I understand, and thanks for the advice guys.