I have to say, I struggled to get any kind of accuracy (I.e. within neck kill zone) at any distance. I am no Robin hood, so perhaps others have better luck. But I can put 5 of 5 arrows in the circle at 30 meters most times, and they were all over the place with the guillotine head.

I tried a few different arrows, 3 fletch, 4 fletch, heavier spine, etc. I was never able to get accuracy that I was comfortable with.

I love the idea, but that has been my experience.

 

AAE Max Hunter fletchings seem to stabilize arrow the best from the testing I have done. I've been using the Iron Will Wide series broadheads. Mostly because they fly extremely accurate and they have a 2 1/8 total cut.

 

FYI, Bullhead sells a package deal of 3" Bullheads that also comes with two arrows. The arrows are 300 spine and have 4" feathers in a four fletch. Tons of steering needed for them.

 

Tempting, I wish they had it in 250 spine, which is where I need to be running.
Maybe Ill take some turns out to get my pull weight down.

 

I shoot 125 grain magnus bullheads, like said above they do make a package deal but I went with full length black eagle carnivores 250 spine 4 feathers and do the same tuning I do for my deer arrows, bareshaft tune and broadheads to confirm and I have no issues with flight out to 40 yards.. that's out of my 60# vertix

 

Im really looking for something that will LOP the head right off. LIke a 3-4 inch blade diameter.I have a long draw length so I actually will be runningmy arrows at the same length which is just about full length as is.(31.75)

 

how long are your 300 spine arrows?

 

3” Heavy Shot…12 gauge

 

Lol Yeah I did that this year with tungsten, took the head clean off.