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I'm wondering how they group 20-40 yards and 40-70 yards. 100 grain or 125? Thanks
 
Weight is not THE factor in accuracy if your arrow and bow are set up correct. Weight affects the set up but choosing by broadhead weight not the best way to go. Shoot them and find out what works best for your particular set up.
 
No telling. Everything will group different out of each set up and with different individuals behind the bow. Only you can answer your question.

Everything I've heard about those heads has been very positive, except for the cost.
 
I purchased 3 of the 100 grainers last year and shot them at 30yds. Quality is first rate. They are without a doubt the sharpest blade of any kind I've ever seen. They flew and grouped well. I did hear some noise. They impacted 3" higher than my wacems, turbos, slick tricks and 100iron heads. I suspect the design simply has more weight out on the tip, and as a result, impacted the spine a little differently thus changing the point of impact. I will definitely use them some day when I draw a bison or big bear tag. For now, I'm content to use the heads noted above for deer, elk, hogs and black bear.
 
Thanks for the replies!!! I'm lookin at changin now.Mule Deer and Elk(10-60 yards)and takin them to Africa this year? or next.Kudo,Gemsbok(Oryx),Zebra,Bush Buck or Water Buck and an Impala. Good Luck
 

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