broadhead wieght

[oh-bowhunter]

I wanted to buy some broadheads and was wondering what wieght to buy.  I'm shooting a Kodiak hunter 50# @28" with Easton XX75 2016.  Was going to buy Woodsman 125gr. or 150gr.  27"draw.  Hunting whitetail deer.  Any suggestions would be great.

[Night Wing]

Since you're actually drawing 47 pounds with a 27" draw, if your arrow is cut to 28", then I'd suggest the Woodsman 125. If they don't fly well, you might want to try a 1916.

[oh-bowhunter]

Thanks Night Wing I will do that.

[kbetts]

Try Razorcaps.  They have a replaceable furrel in the inside of the blade cartridge to make them anything from 100 to 200.  I use the 125s for turkeys, 150s for deer.  I'm going to get some 175s to help spine my stiff carbons.  They are like Woodsmans.

[GMMAT]

I shoot a 52# and (with a different set of limbs) 58# curve and I've found this in tuning.....

1" of arrow length is = +/- 50gr. tip weight.  I'd pick whichever head I wanted to shoot (tip weight) and tune my arrow to that.

Good luck.

[geno]

what gr weight do you have for adapters? I would think thw WW 125

[acadian archer]

do a little experimentation . I shortened some 1916s to 29 inches (41 @28) and kept the same 85 grain tips. Was shooting ok but last night I dropped some 125 grain tips and it's incredible. great flight and my groups are really tight. HUGE difference in consistency and accuracy.

[Curtiss Cardinal]

Even with lighter draw weights front loading an arrow works.Perfect flight with a weight forward arrow equals fantastic penetration.

[George D. Stout]

I think your 2016 will work fine with 150 grain heads.

[oh-bowhunter]

appriecate everybodys input I will try your suggestions and see what works best thanks