What are recommendations for broad heads, mechanical or fixed. Broad head recommendation for crossbow-WR Warrior HL? Thanks in advance...
1980496
slick trick 100 gram broad heads are by far the best for the wicked ridge. I shoot these and need no adjustment to my scope. They shoot just like field points. They are incredibly sharp and go through bone and bleed boar quickly.
1980497
The mechanical can "stick" and not always expand as planned. I did say 'not always' , this is what I have learned from other hunters as well. The thought or idea is good, bigger hole to bleed out, tracked easier, dies quicker, etc. but not to the extent that it is worthy of the cost. mark
1980498
mechanical the best for the accuracy. I use spitfire mechanical this will put deer on the ground in a hurry. both 100gr and 125 are great.
1186290
Yes this is the broadhead that I use. I have had a few problems with the blades coming loose when I pull the arrow out of my quiver. I just unscrew the head and put them back in place. Other than that they are a good head. Replacement parts for them can be found at Bass Pro or on the internet. Good luck. I love my Barnett Penetrator crossbow.
2159187
A great bow but rather than I respond to your question, get online @ http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/catalog/crossbow/equinox. it will describe the options. You will need more arrows, string and rail wax. Goof Humting
706151
Yes they are, I switched from rage to these, best broad head I have shot, been bow hunting for 15 years!
62163
I replaced the scope anyway. Go on crossbow nation site and read about how barnett scopes don't hold zero. I put on a Hawke. Dead on at all yardages. No need to split the cross hairs.
1284163
....durable? I would say yes.....for target practice? The answer is no.....the three blade broadheads are designed for hunting, and doing as much damage as possible to your target! I would not waste them for target practice, just stick with the regular medal point head. Hope that helps....good luck....Turkman
765881
Grimm reaper broadheads were originally designed to handle all crossbows. they can handle the KE. you will be very pleased with these broadheads. i havent had a deer run more than 30 yards with these broadheads and have been using them for 8 years now and have downed quite a few deer with them
289105
if you get regular broad heads for hunting go to an archery shop and have them lined up with your fletching's this way they will fly straighter off your bow, I use mechanical broad heads.
65956
Hi again Irvin,In checking over Barnett specs you need the 17057 Revolution / Predator Crank Cocking DeviceI have a few left on hand if you are interested and want to message me. Hope this helps some. Have a great weekend!
2219825
Hi Zac, My apologies for the delay, but i actually got rid of all of my Gamegetters. I believe they do fit, since all of my arrow heads (field points, thumpers, and broad heads) easily screwed into all of my arrows in the past. I was shooting XX75s and Gamegetters back then. And these Broadheads I just picked up screwed into my remaining XX75s and my carbon shafts...standard insert. Cheers.
1882561
Not a clue. I shoot a Wicked Ridge Raider at 330 and put on a 150 grain field tip. The arrow is .5 inches high at 20 and dead nuts on at 30 and 40 using the stock scope. I am 56 and have shot 20 bucks with a bow. For an aluminum arrow they are a good value and work just fine.
1701785
I have the HEADHUNTER"S and they came with 100gr.,but why would you care,the points are inexpensive and you should purchase the grain tip to match your hunting broad head.
269762
I don't know because I never shot a crossbow before. If the bolts are smaller in diameter than arrows then probably because these heads were to thin to fit my arrows. I really wanted these heads for my bow but just didn't fit.
933790
1st off the arrows that come with the set are horrible, but good replacements can get expensive. Bail of hay works best, but if not redly available, get one of the block style "Big Green" targets. You can get a broad head version or target version. Pricey, but well worth it. They'll last forever.
2080141
Ya, I suppose any compound bows on the market it is suitable. When tested to its 400fps standard, it's not capable!!! If your not shooting over 320fps you can purchase a more durable target that you can fire fixed blade broadheads at for a much lower price!!!
1964196
Yes, some buyers have complained about the quality but I have shot my bow 50 times and cocked it each time without a problem. Just read directions and you will be set to go. My Crossbow came with an extra string, cocker, and string lube. It also comes with a set of safety glasses. You only need to buy some good 20" bolts for it once the cheap ones break.
1100495
Linda: The target tips supplied are 150 grain and for good reason: I've taken 3 deer with this excellent crossbow so far and all with 145-150 grain broadheads. This is the most accurate and hard hitting weight to use for this crossbow. I've added weight to my 125 grain broadheads to make them a 145-150 grain broadhead and they will not fail you! Some say go lightweight (100-125 gr) for more speed but you are then only achieving about 6 to 8 feet per second faster but have less penetration. Also the heavier tip weights are much easier on the crossbow itself. Trust me, stick with 145-150 grains for these tip weights! Linda: The target tips supplied are 150 grain and for good reason: I've taken 3 deer with this excellent crossbow so far and all with 145-150 grain broadheads. This is the most accurate and hard hitting weight to use for this crossbow. I've added weight to my 125 grain broadheads to make them a 145-150 grain broadhead and they will not fail you! Some say go lightweight (100-125 gr) for more speed but you are then only achieving about 6 to 8 feet per second faster but have less penetration. Also the heavier tip weights are much easier on the crossbow itself. Trust me, stick with 145-150... » Read More Linda: The target tips supplied are 150 grain and for good reason: I've taken 3 deer with this excellent crossbow so far and all with 145-150 grain broadheads. This is the most accurate and hard hitting weight to use for this crossbow. I've added weight to my 125 grain broadheads to make them a 145-150 grain broadhead and they will not fail you! Some say go lightweight (100-125 gr) for more speed but you are then only achieving about 6 to 8 feet per second faster but have less penetration. Also the heavier tip weights are much easier on the crossbow itself. Trust me, stick with 145-150 grains for these tip weights! « Show Less