RAGE Chisel Tip 100 grain. Have used RAGE since they came out. Didn't like the regular cut on contact tip. Use to shoot Vortex and love the chisel tip they came with. IMO I now have the best of both worlds.
Trying out the G5 strikers this year !! I have always used the G5 T3 mechanical heads and loved them ! Never had one not make a complete pass through and the deer never went far! Really liked it but I wanted to try a fixed blade head and that's why I went with the G5 strikers !
Slick Trick Magnums. Hell yeah “In a civilized and cultivated country, wild animals only continue to exist at all when preserved by sportsmen.” -Theodore Roosevelt
Slick Trick standards. Busted through a mature doe shoulder blade last year and still got plenty of penetration. They fly perfectly and work like they should. No reason to change if they're working for me.
I'm shooting the NAP Spitfire Maxx this year. I also have two Atom broadheads in my quiver for the piggies and 1 Diamond Guillotine for the turkeys. I shot the Toxic's last year, but wasn't impressed with the penetration. The doe I shot with them went down about 40yds later. I've only heard good things about the Spitfire.... so that's what's in my quiver. Currently, I'm sitting in my blind watching my feeder. Fingers crossed something decides to come out. Hoyt Spyder 30 - 30" - 60# - 330FPS NAP Spitfire MAXX Broadheads Atom Broadhead Bloodline Arrows
Grim Reaper Razor Tip 100 grain for me this year. I have always shot G5 T3 with a ton of success. Heard a lot about the grim reapers and wanted to put them to the test.
I have put 2 hypodermic in deer this year, the first was a spine shot, deer was directly underneath me. Arrow went through but stuck in her. Second deer, spike, at 30 yd broadside jumped my arrow and spined that one as well. That one did not die immediately though had to put another one in him. I like the rage mechanical so far and will continue with them this year. However I am very interested in the NAP killzone hybrid and will likely give them a try next year.
It is...its a footing. A lot of people foot their arrows to help aid in their strength and durability.
Carbon Express Torrid 100 grains, because they were good entry broadheads at Walmart. Put a 22 yard shot on my first buck with it. It ran 10 yards, did a 180, then came back and died 5 ft from where the arrow passed through.
