Crossbow Broadheads

[J.Prince]

What broadheads does everyone use on thier crossbow? I have a Barnett wildcat shooting 320 fps. With my field tips i shoot spot on from 15-60 yds. I just haven't been able to find broadheads that will shoot near as accurate. All the fixed blades just nose dive after about 25 yds. Then i tried the rage two and three blade and they were all over the place. Then i got meatseeker's they were by far the best but I'm still not happy with them. I would shoot a real tight group but a little off target. Then the next group i would compensate to where they should hit bullseye according to where the last group hit and they would be off some other way. Say the first group was right so i would aim left then they would end up low. So it didnt make a lot of sense to me. Every 4-5 shots their would be one way off from the rest. I'm no archery expert so so i could use some help.

With that said could there be a fletching problem or something I'm doing or not doing? All three arrows i was using were brand new. And I'm using 100 grain heads

[Da Butcher]

Try a mechanical, thats what i shoot and they'll defintely improve the accuracy. I use the NAP Killzone Cut-On Contact & shot a buck and hit the spine, he went right down with a broken back. had to make a 2nd shot as he was trying to get away using only his front legs. another good feature about this mechanical is they do not require an O-ring or rubberband. I shoot a Stryker 380 thats shoots bolts at 380 fps.

[TChunter]

grim reapor all the way bud.promise u will like em.if not try the t3 from g5

[DWEST]

You probably need to be shooting 125 grain heads, and make sure you are shooting quality bolts

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[ironheadknls21]

NAP Spitfire mechanical 125 grain it what i shoot. I've had real good luck with them. Crossbow and compound.

[Jgreer]

Grim reaper all the way.

[charles]

 if you like mechanical, the reapers are by far the best, but i use muzzy mx3 100gr. i know u said cross bow and i shoot a compound, but u may not like said before using a heavy enuf gr tip and the arrows cant be el-cheap os. i used to use the cheap arrows and noticed during a recording in slow motion, that the spine was not stiff enuf and the arrow would flex and shake and start vearing off target. i went the more pricey arrows ,$120 a dozen and a stiffer spine and my accuracy improved dramaticly. the spine stiffness is determined by the # of pull on the bow/crossbow and even though u may be shooting the appropriate bolt for the draw weight, but u may need to go to a bolt for a heavier draw weight and u can stay with the 100gr. it takes several trial and errors to find what shoots and fits your hunting style. its a costly habbit to get going but once u find your groove and equipment, u should be able to bust shafts and tear up broadheads.