60# enough for swhacker?

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  1. ksredneck

    ksredneck Weekend Warrior

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    I am pulling 60# with 28.5 draw length. Do you think I could shoot swhacker broadhead?
     
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    Sota Legendary Woodsman

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    What does your arrow weigh?
     
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    ksredneck Weekend Warrior

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    400 grains
     
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    Do they have 125 grain? Schwackers?
     
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    WV Jess Weekend Warrior

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    Schwacker actually makes a low poundage model. I'm considering these if I can't use my Rage heads with my rig.
     
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    All 3 of my deer were shot with swhacker and my bow was 60 lbs at the time and I didn't have any problems. They leave very nice blood trails.
     
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    ShaneB22 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I think it more than enough especially with your draw length.
     
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    I've shot schwackers the last several years and the standard 100gr that is 1 4/3 does very well even with lower KE.

    Schwacker says 50lbs KE needed for that broadhead. At 400gr you would need to be doing around 240fps which is likely unless you shoot an older bow with low IBO.
     
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    It'll be more than enough! I shoot 70 and its devastating on deer! just don't be punching shoulders all the time.
     
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    Yes I shoot them. 2.25" Works great for me.

    Sent from my XT830C
     

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