Looked it up online me it says your crossbow is 360FPS which is faster than I think all compounds out there. But it's not just the speed with a crossbow it is so that initial shock of being fired that either prematurely opens a mechanical head or causes erratic flight.I have the wicked ridge invader x4. Not sure if that qualifies as a high speed crossbow or not.
I haven't gotten anything yet. Picking the crossbow up in a few. And gonna get bolts and broadheads as well.Looked it up online me it says your crossbow is 360FPS which is faster than I think all compounds out there. But it's not just the speed with a crossbow it is so that initial shock of being fired that either prematurely opens a mechanical head or causes erratic flight.
Which arrows are you using with your setup and were you going to use 100 or 125 grain heads? Just wondering because I am trying to figure out your total arrow weight and KE.
I got the Ten Point 420 with 100 muzzy fixed bladeIMO with your speed I would look at the Tenpoint Pro Elite or the Pro V-22 arrows. With a 100 grain broadhead that will put you at 400 grains with the pro elite and 420 grains with the Pro V-22. Should be plenty of KE to blow through a deer at 40 yards.
Best of luck on the setup, I would sight in with field points then burn an actual head to confirm zero/make adjustments. Let us know how sight in goes.I got the Ten Point 420 with 100 muzzy fixed blade
I'm totally with you on that. I've been using 2-blade Rage Extreme 2.3 heads, the regular version instead of the crossbow designed version, in three different crossbows since 2010. I've taken over 20 deer with that setup and never had an issue with the broadheads failing to open or opening in flight as some folks complained about a few years back. The most that any of the deer ran was 20 yards and the entry and exit wounds were absolutely devastating from a crossbow!!!I'm still using Rage Hypodermics in my Excalibur micro. Keep reading about folks having issues but they have taken down every deer that I've ever shot at so why change? Double lunged the 9pt that I took last year and watched him drop after running about 40 yards.
That's the ones I am gonna settle with.With so many companies trying to win your business and all of the opinions and tests its hard to pick just one. i have gone through the gamut of mechanicals, hybrid and fixed blades and have settled in on Muzzy Trocar's for both my compound and crossbows. They fly as straight as my field points and have great penetration. I particularly like the solid point and replaceable blades. The cost seems to be a bit more reasonable. Good luck.