Wide, affordable, 175gr+ 2 blade glue on BH?

[Ron LaClair]

Ace Express, 175gr or the Ace Super Express at 200gr, both at 1 7/16" X 2 13/16"

Very affordable http://www.acearcherytackle.com/Broadheads.php

[longbowman]

I've zipped the Ace Express heads through a few buck with 72# limbs and cedar arrows.  They sharpen good and are really tuff.

[acedoc]

Oz !
Just wondering why you are not looking at your homebrew offerings?
One of my friends is in oz and I have asked him to pick up a 6 pack of tusker aztec.
Any reason that you have up on them?

[ChuckC]

use heavier brass inserts, then heavy adapters, then whatever broad head you want,

[newhouse114]

Check out Centaur broadheads. I have 190 grain glue on heads.

[ozy clint]

chuck- i'm already using 100gr brass inserts. to allow use of 250gr points and to maintain total arrow mass and tuning i'll have to add 50gr of insert behind the 100gr insert.

acedoc- i prefer something thicker at the tip like laminated heads. 

[acedoc]

Thanks for the info.

[A Lex]

Hey Clint

I know it's not 175 grains, but I'll definately second the idea of the 235 grain Grizzly Kodiak. I've used them with great results on a couple of trips up to The Territory, albeit on wooden shafts and Woody Weights to get my 335 grain point weight. I  know mine is limited experience compared to some other bowhunters, but I've found them to be an excellent tough broadhead that doesn't break the bank. I'll definitely be using them again on buffalo if and when I get the chance.

Best
Lex

[WVbowhunter]

http://vintagearcheryco.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=6&products_id=61
Here's a link to adapters going up to 200 grains if that helps.