Well, actually, he didn't ask a different question.
:rolleyes:
The answer is...no one really knows since you supplied very little pertinent information. If you are shooting it accurately, and if you hit your game in a vital area, no doubt it will do a commendable job.
If you want to know how fast it is, then you need to find a chronograph and measure the speed. But you are going to be fine for game, as long as your arrows are flying perfectly..have sharp cut on contact broadheads, and you don't spazz-out when you release the string. Put that arrow in the lungs and you will be draggin' one home.