Introduction: The debate on which is better, a 2 blade or 3 blade broadhead, has been around for many years. Some bowhunters prefer the 2 blade because it is less likely to get hung up on vegetation when shooting through brush. They also feel that it penetrates better because the blades are not as likely…
Introduction: Broadheads are the cutting blades at the front of an arrow that are responsible for inflicting the initial wound on an animal. The size, or grain weight, of a broadhead can range anywhere from 50 to 150 grains with the most common broadhead weights being 100, 125, and 150 grains. The weight of a…
Introduction: There are many factors to consider when choosing between broadheads, including weight, material, and blade style. Spitfire and Rage are two popular brands that offer a variety of options. Spitfire broadheads are known for their accuracy and durability, while Rage broadheads are known for their cutting power and large wound channels. Ultimately, the best…
Introduction: If you are new to bowhunting, you may be wondering what the difference is between single and double bevel broadheads. Both types of broadheads are designed to cut through flesh and bone, but they differ in how they are sharpened. Single bevel broadheads have only one sharpened edge, while double bevel broadheads have two…
Introduction: There are many different types of archery sights on the market today. Two of the most popular brands are Muzzy and G5. Both companies make high-quality products that are used by many hunters and target shooters. So, which one is better? Let’s take a look at the Muzzy one vs G5 Montec. The Muzzy…
Introduction: There are many factors to consider when choosing broadheads for hunting, and two of the most popular brands are Grim Reaper and Rage. Both brands offer a variety of models to choose from, so it can be difficult to decide which is the best for your needs. Here is a comparison of Grim Reaper…
Introduction: In terms of ammunition, the difference between 100 grain and 125 grain is the weight of the bullet. The 100 grain bullet is the lighter of the two options, while the 125 grain bullet is the heavier option. The weight of the bullet will impact the velocity and energy of the bullet. The heavier…