Simmons Tiger/Tree Shark with 46Lbs???

[stick hunter]

Hello I was wondering if anyone has any advice here? I am thinking of shooting the Simmons Tiger or Tree Shark this year for deer. I am shooting a 46 pound bow a 29 inch 2018 with 175-200 grains up front. I was just a little concerned due to the size of the head but these things look DEADLY!!!! I also was curious how they are to sharpen. THANKS FOR THE INFO!!!!!

[TxAg]

I just switched to the tigersharks. I shoot 45@29

Haven't shot a deer with one yet, but from the testing i've done around the house, i don't foresee any issues. They are easy to get sharp and fly great

[Cory Mattson]

They have excellent penetration and you will get excellent blood trails - the wider profile will not hurt you. We have lots of friends shooting 45 & 49 lbs too.

[subsonic]

I feel that would be a fine choice with your set up.

[Blaino]

When RC gets out the swamp he'll probably post plenty of pictures that will give you the info you want.

[LCH]

I have shot several deer with the Tigersharks about 4 with a 42# hummingbird Longbow complete penetration. I will be shooting the treeshark more this year but with more poundage.LH

[stick hunter]

THANKS!!!

[stick hunter]

I also was curious as to why the glue ons are like 40.00 for 6 and the screw ins are 70.00 for 6

[LCH]

I think it is because it cost more to get the ferrules made.LCH

[Bill Skinner]

They can be a bit tricky to sharpen but will make a hole that you will have to see to believe.

[Nakohe]

I shoot the tree shark glue ons and screw ins. No problem getting sharp or shooting. 46# @ 28" longbow

[Landshark160]

Originally posted by stick hunter:
I also was curious as to why the glue ons are like 40.00 for 6 and the screw ins are 70.00 for 6

Looks like 3 Rivers pricing.  Do yourself a favor and buy them direct from Simmons.  They're a good bit cheaper.