BTW mine was a quartering shot so that may have contributed to not passing through vs a dead broadside shoulder shot. My daughter shooter her doe with a pass through on both shoulders and burried and that was a long track. So I wouldn't rule out a high powered xbow with a heavy arrow but the muzzys were mangled up though.
Muzzy's won't penetrate NEARLY as well as a cut on contact like a Steelforce. And a ground level shot, that goes through both shoulders, I wouldn't be as confident.
I know. I'll be switching back to the QAD Exodus next season. They work the best in my experience. My brother likes the Fatheads by steal force. But again, a boiler room shot and it doesn't matter what your using.
415 Grain Broad Head?
My bolt cutters are 150 grain, the heaviest I've seen advertised.
Dennis I would assume he is talking about the bolt and broadhead together
I would assume so, but there are some exceptions out there. I'd never seen a 150 grain before buying Excalibur.
I've scaled my combined weight down to 377 grs and haven't had any pass thru problems. The bloody bolt has been stuck in the ground behind every deer I've shot with this current set up. I actually had more problems with a heavier weight set up.
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