Have been buying and performing extensive testing on cut on contact / glue on BHs for a couple decades now, then imputing the data into a decision matrix. One of the two highest consistant winners is the ACE standard in the 160 grain catagory. They just do everything well, and do it cheaply. The other is the 200 grain grizzly kodiak. 160 grizzly vs 160 ACE standard is not even close. That is what my "data" shows.
Also, I like them. They just look "right" on a wood shaft, nocked onto an osage selfbow
In specific situations where I need increased weighting of a trait such as blood trails (like hogs in Texas) I will go with a snuffer or Treeshark, but those are niche heads that come with drawbacks in other important areas (including availability). The decision matrix weighs different traits to assist in decision making. If you see me in the woods with 4 arrows, each with a different BH, well now you know.