200 grain broadhead needed...what would you do?

[Oliverstacy]

I need a good 200 grain broadhead combo now that I have switched to 400 spine carbons.

I’m thinking about using a Grizzly of some sort and a steel adaptor or a STOS with a steel adaptor.

I Might consider a NAP Razorcap in the 200 grain addition.

What else would you try, I like Magnus and Zwickey heads so those are under consideration also.

I was also considering adding some of the new break apart brass adaptors and with the 100 grain adaptors I have now.  I could use the 50 grain piece and the 100 grain normal brass adaptor with my 150 grain Thunderhead 2 blades; I have 18 of these with a ton of replacement blades.

Basically I need 300 grains out front so that is ultimately what I need to come up with.

Thanks,

Josh

[LazerRay]

Do a  100gr STOS and a 100gr adapter if possible or 2nd choice is the 125 stos and 75gr adapter

[Pruski2]

I shoot 125 grn wensels in a 75grn adapter = 200 grains..... Great set up

[Red Boar]

210 gr. Silver Flames are extraordinary.    

[MikeW]

Basically I need 300 grains out front so that is ultimately what I need to come up with.

160 STOS + 125 grain adapter.
300 Xtreem
300 Ashby
200 Ace + 100 grain adapter.

[bentpole]

Why not try a 100 grain brass insert with a 220 grain Muzzy Phantom? An extra 20 grains can't hurt that much. OR take the bleeder blade off you'll have a 200 grain 2 blade.

[R H Clark]

I would shoot some fletched broadheads before you decide.I've found that a longer broadhead makes up for some weight when tuning.

For example,with a PL I owned I had to bareshaft with 190 field tips to match a 150 WW.

[J. Adams]

125gr Snuffer + 75gr adapter... that works for me.

[Paul Mattson]

100grn Brass insert and a Muzzy 200grn Phantom.

[CDR]

I second the Muzzy Phantom

[Shawn Leonard]

100 grain brass insert and if ya want to shoot a grizzly use a 42 grain long aluminum adapter and a 160 grain grizz!! Too many ways to list to get to 300 grains up front. Shawn

[Oliverstacy]

I've like the Phantoms since they first came out...pre-Muzzy.  

I like the razorcaps, grizzlies...I'm in trouble now.    

Josh

[DBerrard]

check out the Tusker broadheads at  www.braveheartarchery.us

[Don Batten]

Ditto on the razorcaps. real easy to sharpen and easy to change the weight. DB

[wtpops]

I use the Razorcap i have furrels in weight of
125
150
175
200

I like it it allows me to use many differant arrow combos and still use the same blades

[Pinecone]

...Already some good responses here, so I'll just add my two cents for consideration as well.  I shoot 220-225 grain BH's and primarily use Phantom's or Grizz 190's with the long adapter.  Both have performed flawlessly for me on all sizes of critters.

I have recently ordered some Tuskers, so I'll be trying those out as well.  If I like them as well as the above, I'll be in high cotton for sure!

Claudia

[Bill Carlsen]

Can't go wrong with the Phantoms or Razorcaps. Any of the 160 grain two blade like Grizzlies or STOS only need a normal long aluminum bh adapter...they weigh about 40 grains.

[Oregon Okie]

Those Abowyer that have been on a few threads lately sure look nice. Haven't used 'em yet though

[KentuckyTJ]

I use a 100 grain brass insert and a 100 grain Magnus 4 blade Stinger. The smaller diameter broadhead with the extra weight really gets great penetration. Give it a try. I highly recommend this setup over the wider heads.

[Boone the Hunter]

i shoot a 200grain abowyer, i take a 135 grain bonehead and grind the nose off a steel insert till it's 65 grains. It's a little more work, but who doesn't like to mess around with there setup, they fly great  
and i haven't had any problems with the heads coming apart. The  other suggestions sound good as well