If you’re a novice and don’t really know how to sharpen I would only get the iron will. That being said they are awful to resharpen so you may just want to learn. The Magnus, and Kudu are probably decent budget friendly options.
Kudu is probably your best value 2 blade. I’d just go with the 100 grain. Also you can get a sharpening kit from Innovative Outdoorsman and get them pretty terrifying.
Thanks man, I’m not trying to sway you one way or the other. Just give you the solutions that you are actually looking for. Shot placement, and arrow building is mostly philosophical, and there really isn’t any right or wrong answers.
Everyone on here is talking you into a sensible middle of the road build. Nothing wrong with that, but that’s exactly what you already had. So I wouldn’t expect any different outcome if you smack a shoulder again. I would just stick with what you have instead of wasting money on a system that...
I agree that the get closer practice more posts are unhelpful. I would prefer those people STFU as well. You can build a system that gives you the opportunity to break bone. It just depends on your budget. You can call Brent at Valkyrie. You can use Iron Wills custom arrow builder as well. You...
All of that is true. A heavier shaft will undoubtedly give you better penetration. You don’t achieve that by just throwing all the weight in the front. Get a program like Archers Advantage and see what you can get away with. Do not just pull some random ass number out of the sky and stick it on...
It is possible that the single bevel breaches bone better than a double bevel. I would say that it would certainly do better than a 3 blade. So if it’s an itch you have to scratch just go ahead and get the IW 100 grain SB. It is a great product.
The best solution for you is to simply purchase the 100 grain Iron Will. Leave everything else as it is. Do not just go and put 250 grains of useless weight on the front of your shaft. That will only exacerbate your tuning issues. You can use the single bevel, or double, probably doesn't matter...
I think as far as rear deploying 2 blades are concerned they are as good as anything else. The issue with gator style heads is always going to be that the blades don’t stay open the entire time. Sevr tries to negate that with the locking blades. This system works most the time, but not always.