gruhotbigracks

Who all here likes their heavy arrows and what type of broadheads do you use? I personally like the 2219. They sure smack the target. This will be my first fall shooting them at deer, whats penetration like with these bad boys. thanks guys

Allseasonhunter7

i think mine are pretty heavy for my draw weight 2315s 45 poundds

bigbuck90

I shoot 2413's with 125gr. thunderheads with a 60# 29" setup and it works great, love it. Last season i got a doe with 140gr. bradheads and i think like 23 sumthin arrows.

4wheeldrive

i shoot 2315s with 100grn slicktricks and im getting complete pass throughs on deer

Bmott

I took a lot of deer with 2219 shafts. In my opinion they are overlooked do to the speed craze that exists now.

Sniper151

I shoot the 2514's with 125 gr. Thunderheads.

adams

Can this also be applied to carbon shafts?

I shoot the heaviest carbons I could find. GT 7595 advantage pro hunters 9.7g/" Total finnished arrow weight 448.98g.

Leverdude

I took 6 deer with 2219's last year, all pass thru's but one & that one encountered alot of bone & poked out the other side buried to the fletching. Took one deer with a 2216 from a different bow & it worked as well. Both with 100 grain fixed blades & from 70# bows. They dont go really fast but they sure go thru what you hit.

The 2219's I think are around 550 grains at 28". The 2216's i'm not sure but probably close to 500.

IL Rancher

Hey Adams, if you want heavy carbon's Carbon Tech makes some heavy ones. 14+ gpi. I can't remember what they weighed exactly but they were the Rhino line and the Safari line. Lots of carbons out there over 10 gpi. Actually, I think Carbon Express has some 11 gpi shafts too.. Blackhawk V-Max's are 10.2 or something like that...

sjb3

I shoot Beman Max 4 30" 125 grn slick trick @ 543 grns. sjb3