[Hoyt Bowhunter]

was just curious b.c im shootin a bow at 60lbs and was wantin to try them this year.

 

[J-Daddy]

I've killed deer with the Sidewinder and the Steelhead...I'm gonna shoot the Meatseeker this year.
For a low KE setup the Steelhead is a mean little head.

 

[jpm_mq2]

Steelhead,100 GR.

 

[Tax Lawyer]

I've been shooting them since '99.......I'm using a mini blaster with a pathfinder point.

 

[txcookie]

Steelhead,100 GR.

plus 1

 

[j250trx]

I shoot the sidewinder 4l at 70 lbs.

 

[turkey-killer]

My dad gave me about 5 of the Rockets. I changed the blades and plan to use them this year

 

[APAsuphan]

Steelheads

 

[Twitch]

100 grain Steelhead. I've shot them at 70 and 60 pounds of dw, and my wife shoots them at 50 pounds of dw. I've probably killed 75 deer with Steelheads since I started shooting them and have never been disappointed with their performance. FWW

 

[lnevett]

SteelHead 125gr, 4 blades at 67#

 

[red44]

125 grain Steelheads, 60/29.

 

[snapps]

I think that the Rocket Meatseeker is probably the most advanced head on the market today. I shoot the 2 blade 100 grain 64 lbs 29 inch draw, and these head fly just like my field points and they shoot clean through deer with major damage, these heads are truly amazing.

 

[manboy]

Steelhead,100 GR.

this is 5 of us.............

 

[budtripp]

Shooting steelhead 100's, at 65 pounds. Haven't used em on a deer yet but i'm sure they'll cut through them like butter. Oh yeah i've shot turkeys with hammerheads before, wicked holes.

 

[I like Meat]

I have been using the Steelheads since the late '90's and now use the XL's(1 1/2" 100gr), 65lbs and around 310fps...killed many many deer with 'em, some over 200 lbs. No stronger Mech. out there.....they beat the hell out of Rages and they wont pop open in flight or in the quiver......

 

[ricpin]

I have been using the miniblasters for years and never had any problems. My bow is set at 60lbs

 

[deadquiet]

If you really want a better answer you should post your arrow weight and bow speed.......draw weight is really irrelevant because bows vary so much in performance.

 

[jcrayford2001]

Another 100 gr Steelhead vote! Been using them for years. Blasted through my '07 5x5 Bull Elk, into the far side shoulder blade and stayed intact. Accuracy and toughness is the key to these overlooked, undervalued, INCREDIBLE little heads....

Trying out the XL's this year (2 days until I'm up after Elk again) so I'll let you know (hopefully) next week.

29" / 70 lb / '03 Hoyt Magnatec (Now upgraded to 2011 Hoyt Carbon Element)

With 60 lb under your trigger finger, you'll have no problem; just put it in the right spot! As with any head, placement is the key.

J.

 

[bowmanxx]

90 gr. slammerheads @ 60Lbs. Been shooting rockets since they came out never a problem. Tried others but always went back to rockets. Always same as field tips and 100% dependable.

 

[okbowman]

Get you some Steelheads. It wont matter what draw weight or length you shoot. They are and awesome head. The toughest and best flying mechanical ever made. You wont be disappointed with them.