[brentoverway67]

Newer to Traditional Archery. One of my arrow setups requires a 125gr broadhead. I have all 150's. Looking for recommendations. I have VPA 3 blades and Cutthroat single bevels in 150gr

 

[1canvas]

I needed a 125grn head I went with the Magnus Stinger. I have been using Stingers on my compound bow for years and my heavier recurve arrows use 150grn Stingers.

 

[Fatguyinatree]

I use QAD Exodus 125 grain full blade and they fly like field points.

 

[RyanMD]

Hard to beat Magnus stingers. I use the 125gr 4 blade. they fly great, easy to sharpen, and lifetime warranty.

 

[brentoverway67]

I use QAD Exodus 125 grain full blade and they fly like field points.

I've never tried them

 

[brentoverway67]

I needed a 125grn head I went with the Magnus Stinger. I have been using Stingers on my compound bow for years and my heavier recurve arrows use 150grn Stingers.

I was thinking of them. You're right... "Growing Old Ain't for Sissies"

 

[Fatguyinatree]

I've never tried them

 

[Brysn H]

Exodus.

 

[1canvas]

I was thinking of them. You're right... "Growing Old Ain't for Sissies"

A few things has impressed me from the starts with Singers, one is no matter what weight they all fly great both out of my compound and recurve. I have them in 100, 125, and 150 grain, in both straight blades and Buzzcuts. Secondly, after shooting them through targets they stay sharp, something many other blades don’t do, I think that is very important for after the blade goes through ribs that they stay sharp. Third, they are very easy to keep a scary sharp edge one with ceramic sticks. They mostly come pretty shard out of the package but I always touch them up.

 

[Kessick]

Bishop. They have some on clearance.

 

[SDguy]

If I were in your shoes

Newer to Traditional Archery. One of my arrow setups requires a 125gr broadhead. I have all 150's. Looking for recommendations. I have VPA 3 blades and Cutthroat single bevels in 150gr

If I were in your shoes I would most likely go with the S7 Cutthroat 2 blade single bevel. If price is a concern then, Magnus 2 blade would be a distant 2nd consideration.

 

[df06]

Magnus stingers, hands down.
If you have some extra cash, Iron Will is the gold standard, in my view.

 

[Johnboy60]

Woodsman Elites.

 

[dkoeppel]

Buy some 125 grain VPA's ....you'll never have to buy broad-heads or blades again unless you loose one....

 

[vincenthanna]

Magnus Stinger two blades and German Jager two blades are both really good heads. The Stingers have a lifetime warranty. If you tear it up they will replace the head. The German Jagers are almost the same profile as the Stinger but are cheaper in price. For a three blade head, Montec M3/s, Muzzy Ones and VPA all are reusable, good heads. The Muzzy Ones are built like a tank, but they are dull as a roll of nickels. They sharpen up nicely however. These are some of the heads I use.

 

[dockery0511]

Another vote for exodus full blade they fly great

 

[reveranddean]

I have lost count of how many deer I have seen that have been killed with Eskimos and Bear razor heads.

 

[1old buck]

x2 rev

 

[Bill 2311]

I have a bunch of the original Snuffers. They are 100 grsuns but with inserts they run about 128 grains. I used them to take a deer in 2021. Easy to sharpen with a good flat stone or 600 grit paper

 

[brentoverway67]

I have a bunch of the original Snuffers. They are 100 grsuns but with inserts they run about 128 grains. I used them to take a deer in 2021. Easy to sharpen with a good flat stone or 600 grit paper

If I stick with 3 blades, I will probably use VPA or Woodsman