As long as your judo points are the same weight as your field tips and broadheads just screw them in and shoot them. I've never had one not fly exactly like a field tip. Those little wires sticking out have almost no surface area compared to a broadhead blade and have little to no impact in flight. I carried one for years for shooting varmints and taking practice shots before climbing down on morning hunts. They work well for keeping the arrow from snaking under the leaves and grass.

 

This ^^^^ I have shot judo points for decades and they fly exactly like a field point if the weight is the same. I've never shot them beyond 50-60 yards, so if they are off on long distance shots you should get closer to your grouse. :wink:

 

They've always had the same point of impact as field points for me. I have not shot them long distance so I don't know what mine will do at 60 yards.

 

I go through a lot of them in a year's time, I hardly ever shoot field points unless I'm sighting in are working on My form. I mainly just stump shoot, I find they will fly like field points until about 60 yards and then they will start hitting low, at 90 yards I have to adjust My sight to 98 to hit what I'm aiming at.

 

Hard to beat the Easton Expandable Varmint Ponts (judo points)

 

I tried them all, the Zwickey outlasts them all by leaps and bounds.

 

thanks all, that makes a lot more sense to me that they fly the same as a field tip. But dont you go through a lot of arrows stump shooting with a compound?

 

Judos are perfect for long bows and recurves, but they can be a lot of fun with compounds as well.

As for practice targets, a good dry cow turd works very well.

Judos can be deadly and give passthrues on critters up to the size of coyotes, so be careful.

 

If they weigh the same as my field points then they fly to the same POI in a well tuned bow. They are loud in flight.

NC

 

my judos fly to the same poi as field points out to my 60 pin

 

The Zwickey Judo is the toughest, best field practice head on the market, and one of archery's greatest aids. When I shot a longbow they where 90% of all I used to practice with, stump shooting in the woods and yard. I still have 2 that I know were bought over 10 years ago, and been shot 000's times. They fly just like field points of equal weight. I have 4 ordered now, 100 gr screw-ins for my carbons & compound.