100grains or 125grains
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fargo, N.D. USA
Posts: 376
RE: 100grains or 125grains
i really have no idea what is better i use 125 but my bow is set at 65lb so i think that is would be better to use 100 and i have heard that 100 is good for deer but i have only been bow hunting like 3 times and i dont know anyone that does i just picked 125 u should talk to a person whereever u are buying them and they would be able to tell u what is bettewr
#4
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NY: NYC to Watertown
Posts: 897
RE: 100grains or 125grains
I may be the wrong person to ask,
but i believe on the lighter poundage such as your 43#, it is best to go with the 100grain,
lighter poundage usually have lighter arrows, and a heavier 125gr may cause too much flex during flight,
but like the other guy stated not a bad idea to try both,
dont want to spend the money on broadheads, pickup some fieldpoints and try it out,
but i believe on the lighter poundage such as your 43#, it is best to go with the 100grain,
lighter poundage usually have lighter arrows, and a heavier 125gr may cause too much flex during flight,
but like the other guy stated not a bad idea to try both,
dont want to spend the money on broadheads, pickup some fieldpoints and try it out,
#5
RE: 100grains or 125grains
I'd go with the 100 but I think whatever you think flies more true to you. That is what i did when i was choosing what type of broadheads. I go after squrriel and rabbits with mechanicals.
#7
RE: 100grains or 125grains
Im with Zak, we need to know arrow and bow specs. More than likely, 100 grain will fly better. Even better, try and find some 75 grain muzzys or something along the lines of a lighter head. Im assuming with 43 lbs. of weight, you're going to need the lighter head cause otherwise your FOC will be off.