Simmons Shark 190's - Question???

[Over&Under]

Can someone tell me what these would weigh W/O bleeders - around 175 grns?????


Thanks

Jake

[Tim Fishell]

Jake, I think they weigh 190 with out the bleeders.  I have some 160 Landsharks and they weigh 160 with out the bleeders installed.

[Hawkeye]

Also, glue on Sharks are 160 gr, I believe, but don't accept bleeders.  Still if you are looking for something a bit lighter, it would be an option.

Daryl

[beachbowhunter]

The Interceptor 190s without bleeders are actually heavier and can run over 200 grains. The TreeSharks were the same. Don't know why they do that.

[Over&Under]

Thanks guys - I am tuned for 175 grains up front, and that weight in a broadhead is hard to find.  I will probably end up going to a 50 grn insert and use any number of 125 grain heads... Just thought that it would be nice to find a good 175 grain head...Know of any??????

Jake

[James Wrenn]

The 135gn Tigershark on an aluminum adapter gets you as close as possible to 175gn broadhead.

[Gary Logsdon]

I've used the 190 gr.Interceptor for years.  On my grain scale they run approx. 195-200 grains w/o bleeders

[Over&Under]

Good to know Gary - As Beachbowhunter said, don't know why they do that.

Jim - Thanks, I might have to give that combo a try.

Jake