B.H. ?

[daveycrockett]

Opinions on the 2-blade stinger and 3-blade razorcaps. Both in 125 gr. I'm shooting 58 lbs. with a finished arrow of 570 grains. A&H acscx. Thanks David

[Buckeye Trad Hunter]

I shoot the 2 blade stinger and I love them.  Just my oppinion but I won't shoot anything else.

[Jason R. Wesbrock]

Given those two options, I'd go with the Razorcaps.

[jrchambers]

what are you hunting?

[daveycrockett]

Deer and hogs.

[Matt D.]

3-blade razorcaps

[Fletcher]

Of the two, I would go with the Razorcaps.  You have enough horsepower to shoot any head you wish.

[wtpops]

I use the razorcap and have for a while. it has preformed very well

[nontypical]

I have shot both,and they both do a great job.Sorry not to much help there.

[daveycrockett]

I don't know, I was thinking the 3 blade on thin skinned game and the 2 blade on the hogs and for a little variety!!

[Bill Carlsen]

I have found the Razorcap to be the "deadliest" of any broadhead I have ever used (since '55). For reasons I can only speculate about they have put down every animal I have killed with them in less than 30 yards and that includes a 600# moose which only stayed on her feet for three strides.

[Guru]

Razorcaps....and unless you're going to shoot a giant boar hog....there's no reason to shoot a two blade really....95% of hogs encountered will be just fine for a three blade.

Now if you get into a big boar that might have a shield 1-2" thick...then maybe...JMH

[BEN]

Never used Razorcaps but with your Stingers---i'd go with the 4-bl.  You'll get ALOT better bloodtrails and those small bleeders don't interfere with penetration at all that I've seen.
I started with 2-bl. Stingers and after barely finding a blood trail on 2 mortally hit deer, I switched to the 4-bl. and WOW! much easier to find!
JMO      

Ben