EXODUS SWEPT 100 gr Broadhead Test--One of the Best in 2022
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2022
- This is a test of the 100 gr 3 blade Exodus Swept broadhead, by QAD. Here is a link to show how to sharpen them using the Stay Sharp Guide: l. l.php?u=https%...
Here is summary of my 2022 Testing Procedure & Scoring w/ the scores of the Exodus posted in parenthesis as well.
Total Exodus 100gr Score: 88.68 = 9 Golden Arrows
1. Flight Forgiveness (20%, 16 pts)
This is not just a test of how heads fly out of my bow, as it was in the past. With a well tuned bow, properly built arrows & good form, almost every head flies well. That's why in the past most heads got a flight score of 9 or 10. But that doesn't help those who may not have perfectly tuned bows/arrows/good form. So now I am gauging Flight Forgiveness. This is based on how the head flies for me, how well it spins, how "sensitive" the flight is to imperfections, & the exposed surface area of the blades. The max score of a Mech is 20 & the max score of a Fixed is 16. The Exodus got 16 pts + 1 bonus point for extra good flight.
2. Cut Size (20%, 14.27 pts)
The more tissue being cut, the more lethal the head, all else equal. The entrance cut, total cut, & width of the cut (a crucial variable for bloodletting) are all scored:
The entrance cut size is compared to a standard of 2.5" then that fraction is weighted to 7% of the score. (1.88" = 5.26 pts)
The max cut size is compared to a standard of 2.5" as well, then that fraction is is weighted to 7% of the score. (1.88" = 5.26 pts)
The max cutting diameter is compared to a standard of 2.0", then that fraction is weighted to 6% of the score. (1.25" = 3.75 pts)
3. Sharpness (20%, 17.8 pts)
Initial sharpness (9%, 150 grs = 10/10= 9 pts ) & Edge Retention (9%, +100 grs = 8/10 = 7.2 pts) are measured using the Edge On Up Sharpness Tester. The pressure needed for a blade to cut thru a copolymer wire is measured in grams.
Edge Retention is the loss of sharpness after the head is shot in Penetration Test 1, thru 1/2" MDF and 2/3" rubber foam mat & Clear Ballistics FBI gel. For every 50 "grams" of sharpness lost, 1 point is deducted from 10.
What are some sharpness scores for common edges?
A butter knife takes 2000 grams of pressure to break the co polymer wire.
A new high end cutlery edge: ~ 375 grams of pressure.
A utility razor blade: 200 grams.
Based on the many broadheads I have tested, here is my scoring scale:
Out of the Box Sharpness:
0-200 gr: 10
201-300 gr 9
301-400 gr: 8
401-500 gr: 7
501-600 gr: 6
601-700 gr: 5
701-800 gr: 4
801-900 gr: 3
901-1000 gr: 2
1001-1100 gr: 1
1101+ gr: 0
Ease to resharpen or replace blades is judged & given 2% of the score. (8/10=1.6 pts)
4. Penetration (20%, 18.61 pts)
There are 3 penetration tests:
Pen Test 1: 1/2" MDF, 2/3" rubber foam mat, Clear Ballistics FBI gel. Depth of penetration is compared to a standard of 9" & weighted to 9% of the score. (8" = 8 pts)
Pen Test 2: Layered cardboard. # of layers penetrated is compared to a standard of 70 layers & weighted to 9% of the score.
(67 layers=8.61 pts)
Angled Penetration Test: How effectively does the head penetrate 1/4" MDF covered by carpet at a 45 degree angle. This accounts for 2% of the score. (2/2pts)
5. Durability (20%, 20 pts)
Each head is shot thru 1/2" MDF 3 times. Its condition is judged 1-10 & weighted to 12% of the score. (12 pts)
If a head survives that, it is then shot thru 22 ga steel plate twice. Its condition is judged 1-10 & weighted to 5% of the score. (10/10 = 5 pts)
If a head survives that, it is then shot into concrete once. Its condition is judged 1-10 & weighted to 3% of the score. (10/10 = 3 pts)
Steel plate & concrete are certainly not "realistic" mediums, but they do reveal the outer limits of a head's durability.
BONUS: (+ 1 for large triangular holes, +1 for extra good flight)
TOTAL SCORE: 88.68 pts = 9 Golden Arrows
Price of Exodus: $14.33/head
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Love these heads! And with the innovative outdoorsman jig they get scary sharp!
Yep. I added the link to the Stay Sharp Guide Sharpener in the Video Description.
You the man Lusk! Seriously, I always look forward to your videos. QAD Exodus…. What a classic, badass broadhead 🐐
Thanks brother.
Honestly you made made me an exodus lover. Been using them for 2 years. Love them.
Haha. They are pretty special.
Definitely one of the best fixed heads out there! Great job again John
Thanks vfonte218
Exodus are my favorite...and I went with them because one of your other videos and no issues at all with them...thanks again👍
Good to hear. Thank you.
Thanks for information on the Exodus and all the testing you do with broadheads, I started these broadheads again 2 years ago after watching some of your testing and one of my friends switched over to them last year and he killed a really nice buck in Kansas with them. The broadhead did a really good job on the big bodied buck, it's amazing how sharp the blades are new and how they continue to stay sharp even after continually shooting them into a broadhead target.
Good to hear that. Thanks for sharing.
I tried the Exodus based on your testing. I can't thank you enough - they flew great, have a sizeable cutting diameter, come sharp from the factory, and held up well after going through a shoulder blade. Your channel is a blessing to many.
Thank you...that's encouraging to hear.
Hey man they are pretty decent from the box but you can do just a small amount of work to them and get them much much shaper
@@philmcafee343 I agree with you totally. I bought the Stay Sharp guide for just this purpose. The great part of the guide is that it is foolproof - absolutely necessary for me to use it well.
@@h-minus2212 haha yea I have one as well . It’s actually the kme. I noticed a pretty big difference just hitting them with the strop but that video on the stay sharp channel with the zoomed in view of the factory blade just shows how much room for improvement there actually is.
@@h-minus2212 what sharpening guide did you use? I have a grey and black for the Magnus heads
man i love all youyr videos and been bowhunting 40 years and im a very serious hunter and try to use the best money can buy with all my hunting stuff. these videos you do are awesome and very very fair which i love. im the one that bought the annihilator xl 125 and tested them on a deer which is on my youtube channel and i was very impressed. the exodus were in my top 3 choices and after seeing this maybe should have been 1st...lol...thanks for the videos brother!
Haha. Thanks Micky.
The exodus are my favorite fixed blade broadheads. They fly great are very durable and like you said they do sharpen very well.I haven't broken a blade on one yet only slightly bent one on a whitetail shoulder shot.Keep up the great tests!
Thanks Randy.
Awesome broadhead. I've been look for a fixed blade for my wife this year and I think I'll let her try these. Thanks for putting pics of the entry holes on game
Thanks Jared.
Took my first elk with these last year. Clean pass through at 72 yards. Love em!
Nice! Congratulations.
Iv used them for the last 2 seasons.
I love these heads. I don't even entertain other heads at this point.
Iv been bow hunting 35 years and these heads by far have impressed me the most.
Good to hear.
Alright Mr. Lusk...After watching all of your reviews for the past few years, I am sold on the 100 grain 1.5 Sevrs as my go to for mule deer and elk as for my expendable's, so I very much appreciate that. HOWEVER.....I was going to go with Iron Will 100 grain for mule deer and elk as my fixed blade of choice but now I am confused as these Exodus are unbelievable!!!! God Bless you John for what you do in the world.
Thanks Scott. I replied to your email in more detail :)
I just got back from South Africa. I used this broadhead for the first time and an extremely inpressed! I spot and stalked and shot a Sable, Black impala and Nyala with it. Wow! Amazing wound channel and they died quickly! Thanks for the testing and recommendations!
Glad to hear that. I really fell in love with them on my first trip to Africa as well.
the one I've been waiting for!!! Love this head.
Thanks for watching & commenting Michael.
As always, great job John, these have to be the most durable heads made. Would love to see how that head cleans up, looks Great after all that abuse, thanks!
Thanks Frank.
Going on second ever hunt soon for deer season, did a lot research and landed on this broadhead. Ordering these today!
Nice. Good luck!
I love my Exodus broadheads. It does EVERYTHING well and at a very reasonable price.
Yep. Well said
😳😳😳 My lord!! One of the best for sure. Thanks John.
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Have to agree with you, John. I hunt Axis year round in Hawaii using the non-swept broad heads. Consequently, I am able to harvest many animals. Will have this model a try on my next try.
Thanks for watching & commenting Clay.
Got these for deer season and they fly straighter than my field points. Can't wait for the season to start
That's good to hear. They are impressive.
I’m taking these hunting arrow heads with me elk and moose hunting in two weeks so Friggin stoked!!! Hope all my practice pays off
Nice! Good luck brother.
Thanks for this! Love this head. First one i ever used
Thanks for watching & commenting Jon.
This broadhead style with the history u have with them makes it easy now to see why u did the test last year with the 125 grain Deepower cut on contact head. It seemed to test very well with just a little less durability than the Real McCoy Exodus.
Yeah, those Deepower were like a Muzzy Trocar...and that test of the Trocars is coming later this summer.
I’m stoked you retested these with your current testing methods! Would you be able to do the Grim Reaper Micro-hades 3 blade next??
Thank you. If someone sends me a pack, I'll gladly do so. Grim Reaper used to send me stuff, but recently they haven't.
Great review John, I'm looking forward to the Barbarian review. Willing to bet it doesn't out perform Serv.
Thanks Justin. I just finished the testing of it. It did well in some ways...but is definitely not the most durable mech on the market.
One of my favorite heads !
Thanks for watching & commenting Daniel.
Just grabbed a bunch of these good deal. Can’t wait to try these.
Edit grabbed 12 solids not swept. Here in NY the swept Are illegal.
They're excellent heads.
Probably the only head any hunter would really need. From your tests on the Deepower head I ordered a dozen for pigs ( if they ever show up again in this heat wave?) I have shot several of them into a broad head target and they fly superbly.
Good comment. Thanks.
I love these things! (Although I use the full blade 125 gr). Using the innovative outdoorsman jig and a diamond plate these things get scary!
Which jig and what grits you use? There's alot of options on their web site
Yeah, Stay Sharp Guides Replaceable Blade Model with the Diamond Plates is the way to go for these. I put the link in the Video Description.
Thanks to your channel I have the 100 grain full blades as South Dakota doesn’t allow barbed heads and that’s what the swept fall under in their regulations. Thanks for all the work you do with the testing! I can’t wait for your next hunt!
Yep, I just said the same thing. I live in Pierre (pier) South Dakota.
I hope to be hunting this next year spring turkey. Used to be you had to have for Spring Turkey only a minimum of 3 blades but they might have changed this since I see nothing in the rules about this anymore since the late 2000's & early 2010's.
The bow hunting Rules I find dumb are about using scopes being so restrictive to the point people can't even use the magnifying parts that only help make it so you can see the pin better, yes only one pin per bow (at least was this way) as South Dakota law people for Game Fish & Parks they have yet to fix that part to the pin rule. Not that I use a sight anyhow, but for others. These two rules need to change so scope definition is not super restrictive and pin rule as people had to until recently needed go to a shop to get a sight for compound fixed or have that special tool at home as most sights except one model came as a more than one pin per sight.
@@caseysmith544 I agree, some of the rules are dumb, there is already so much technology that is allowed anyway, I always think that the game and fish rules should fall on the side of allowing anything archery related within reason that helps in making a clean ethical quick harvest. I shot traditional for many years until I hurt my shoulder, I have since moved to compound, but even in the old days, unlike many traditional shooters, I always supported compounds and technology within reason because it brought many new people into archery hunting and with all of the anti-hunters out there, we need numbers and we all need to stick together!
The Full Model are basically the same, but should be legal there. They made it just for that reason.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures Yep, just pointing it out for those who want to hunt in South Dakota, it seems to be a hunting destination, mainly for pheasants that are gun only but some where they do not have Antelope they might try to bow hunt them on same trip they go hunt pheasant.
Where is this regulation about barbed heads? I looked on the SoDak GFP website and don't see anything. Just says any head with 2 or more blade edges.
Did some more research and looks like this rule got rescinded back in 2014 possibly??
Awesome content!
Thank you!
I'll be using the Exodus this year.
Nice
I really like a lot about these heads. It's unfortunate that two of the states I hunt regularly, Minnesota and North Dakota, don't allow barbed heads.
Yeah, but can you use the Full Model there?
As of now I am a simple whitetail hunter, and I use the sevr 1.5. I plan to branch out, and hunt things such as elk, black bear, and possibly moose in the coming years. When I do, I feel that the Exodus will be a staple in my quivers. Between it and the sevr, I think I'd have 99% of north american hunting situations covered.
Yes sir!
off topic a bit, but worth discussing. in my experiences i seem to get better blood trails from 3 blades vs 4 blades. i think 3 larger flaps open up more than 4 smaller flaps. truth be known, the best blood trails i ever saw was when i was shooting the standard ramcats, but i have now switched to an all steel one-piece head strictly for durability reasons.
Thanks for the comment. Anecdotal evidence varies so much, so it's hard to make general conclusions like that. I have a video called, "Broadheads & Blood Trails: Understanding the Connection" here on my channel. I go thru all the primary factors that affect blood letting. If you get a chance, give it a look and see what you think.
Best replacement blade head out there, and even tops over all I think even the one piece heads.
I don't know how they get those blades so strong, but they are amazing.
Love ❤️ your videos 😁👍🏻
Thanks brother.
I'd love to see you do 3 blade magnus snuffer ss to see if they're as good as stingers plus easier to sharpen
Thanks Brandon. I'd like to test them as well...if someone sends me a pack, I'll do it.
I measured the Exodus Full broadhead cutting dia exactly.
It was 31,25 mm, so, more less than 1,25" 😮.
But this is excellent head.
Yeah, 2/100” of an inch is good enough for me. You’re good to be able to measure that closely.
I love the exodus! Do you have a sharpening video on these heads?
I did put a link to one in the video description...from Stay Sharp Guide.
Love your reviews John. Would you choose these or the TOTA XL solid for whitetail? Shooting a 600 gr arrow, 70 lbs. I know both are solid choices...
Man, they ARE both great choices. With that set up, I'd prefer the TOTA XL.
I love your content, have you ever noticed a noise difference between the swept model and the enclosed model? I am testing the enclosed model and it seems a little noisy ( that could just be me as well lol). thank you an have a great day!
I've not noticed such a difference...there may be, but I really don't care about flight noise in a hunting situation anyway.
Great test. How do you like the full version vs the swept?
I prefer the Swept--just as durable cause the narrowest part of the blades are the same. But they are a bit more forgiving and penetrate a bit better, due to less surface area.
Need to do this with your new test 2024
I already did it. It’s scheduled to drop in the weeks or months ahead.
Best broadheads on the market!!! 🎯🎯🎯
Thanks for watching & commenting Dekuts.
Yw huge fan of the channel and this broadhead 🥤🥱🍿
I pretty much have settled on the sevr 2.0 the tooth of the arrow xl and the qad exodus. The tooth of the arrow flys better for me at distance but i have to shoot the full blade exodus.
Those are all some of my faves too.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures almost forgot magnus ser razer too.
Love the exodus
Yep. It's a good one.
I’ve shot 8 animals in 3 months with the same broadhead ... crazy how they are durable and lethal.. I would recommend them for everyone and every kind of animal
Nice. I once shot one Exodus thru 3 hogs on the same day-without any sharpening.
so would you recommend the sweet version or the full blade version ???? love your channel !
Thanks Nick. I like both but the Swept are slightly more forgiving in flight and just as durable as the Full. So I prefer the Swept.
I’m here doing research and trying to find one that sounds the best for me to spend money on and test for myself. Do you think I should look into this? I hear great reviews. They sound good. Just not sure if there’s something even better. Thanks.
Exodus are a tested & true head...one of the best.
Is it harder to pull these swept heads from a foam target than a full blade broad head? Thanks for the great review!
It's not for me. They come out just as easily as any other head. But I have heard others say they don't come out easily. I've shot them hundreds of times into multiple targets and never had a problem.
I would like to see these head to head with the quad steel!
Thanks. Nowadays I only do Battles if the heads have the same specs…but those 2 don’t. However, you can compare the scores of any heads in 2022, as it’s one scale and score for every head.
It's my personal opinion that these are the best all around broadheads on the market.
They are pretty special.
Imagine sending Lusk a pack of his favorite heads as a thank you for his channel only to watch him destroy them 😂
Haha. That's been known to happen :)
So what you think???? These vs grim reaper micro hades?
Exodus for sure....much more durable blades.
Can I ask a stupid question? How do you pull them out of the target or do you always have to push them through then unscrew? Thanks
I just pull them straight out, no problem.
What's your favorite overall since you've been testing heads?
Man, too many hunting situations to just pick one. It depends on the animal I'm pursuing, my bow/arrow set up, shot distance, etc. But the ones that score well are often in my quiver.
Have you did a test with qad exodus swept 100g vs tooth of the arrow 1" 100g vented???
Not a head to head test cause they have such different dimensions. But you can compare the score sheets of each, cause I put both of them thru the same test regimen.
Do you have a preference to a way to sharpen the blades on the standard Exodus?
For the Full Model, it's easy to use the Stay Sharp Guide for Replaceable Blades. For the Swept, I just use a simple "pull thru" hand sharpener and it works quite well.
these are the best replaceable blade broadheads i've ever used, i doubt there are any better
i've shot old school muzzy (back when made in usa), thunderheads, satellite, wasp, and a few others.....and the exodus is much better than all of them
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Remind me of a Ramcat broadhead.
I guess they’re both over the shaft design. But this is one of the toughest heads on the market and Ramcats are one of the weakest :)
Do you have any cons with the exodus? I’m on the fence between going exodus or bumping up too a highly cost two blade like iron will. But it seems like the exodus out performs.
I have an Iron Will Broadhead Battle coming this summer: 100 gr Solid Double Bevel vs Single Bevel. They are excellent heads as well. I’d say the IW 100 gr solid is slightly more forgiving in flight than the Exodus but it’s cut is also slightly smaller than the Exodus. For super long shots or really big animals, like a moose, I’d take the Iron Will Solid Single Bevel. For deer size and smaller, I’d take the Exodus. Or I’d take the Iron Will Wide over the Exodus for that sized game. All that said, the Exodus is right there with it, and less than half the price.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures thanks for the response, I really respect your opinion. As far as penetration and the possibility of hitting bone/shoulder on whitetails which would you put as a winner between the exodus and the IW wide? Thanks again John
Grim Reaper Micro Hades 4 blade 125 vs QAD Exodus 125, battle royale, two of the very best fixed blades.
Yeah, they are both really good. But such different sizes, so it doesn't really qualify for a "battle." If I do a new test of the GR, then we can compare the scores of each of them to see how they measure up.
Have u tested the crossbow model? I have a wicked ridge raider 400. I been looking at the qad standard 100gr and crossbow model. Along with a slick trick 100 gr.
I’ve used the crossbow model interchangeably with the standard
@@LuskArcheryAdventures i have a new wicked ridge raider 400 crossbow. I am going to shoot a fixed blade broadhead. We have ton of hogs on public land. The broadheads i have picked up so far.
Qad Exodus 100 gr standard
TOTA 100 gr v xl
TOTA 100 gr 1 inch v
Muzzy 4 blade 125 gr
Muzzy trocar 100 gr
Deepower 100 gr 1.5 cut
Slick Trick 100 gr crossbow .
Any other one's u suggest for me too try?
Using ssa custom arrows heartbreakers 20 inch . Brass insert up front . With 100 gr broadhead total 400 grs. I am looking for a broadhead so i can reuse it. I am doing a urban archery hunt.
Starts September 1st thru February 28th. Unlimited deer tags either sex. They give me 10 tags start out with. We can keep the meat or donate it. To hunters feeding the hungry. Goes to the youth kids . In my area of the state. They make summer sausage sticks. And the soup kitchens. I want too donate as many as i can.
@ozark_trapper id stick with exodus and slick trick personally but with that many tags you can try different types an get real life results
I own probably around 40 of these
I wish they made em in 150 grain
Wow. Yeah, that would be nice.
Got any recommendations on swept vs full? You don’t have to give me all your reasoning behind it but do the swept broadheads really fly better?
They’re both great heads. I prefer the Swept, cause they are just as durable, but have less surface area so they are slightly more forgiving in flight.
Thank you sir! Love your videos!
I have a full set of the full blade model 100 grain. Just will not fit in my tight spot rise quiver. Breaks my heart.
I fit 5 of them in my Tightspot no problem.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures I would like to see how you do that. I cannot figure it out. Perhaps a video on how you can.
Mr Lusk
May i ask what is the easiest broadhead sharpener you know of?
Stay Sharp Guide makes the best sharpeners. A simple “pull thru” type is easiest, but not as effective at putting a perfect edge on a head.
@LuskArcheryAdventures ok im tryin to find one for exodus qads full..
Everything I shoot at with the QAD Exodus Full blade, dies within 50 yards. I find em hard to resharpen, but who cares when you can buy the reserve blades for pennies. Thumbs up from here.
They are very impressive!
Full blades fly bad for me. Gonna try the swept blades soon
Ok. But honestly, if the full are flying badly, you likely have a tuning issue…bow tune or arrow set up or form. Not trying to be disrespectful; but helpful. The Swept are more forgiving, but the full should be flying very well.
I wonder how they would fly out of a crossbow.
They have a crossbow version--they fly very well.
I have the full blades. They destroy deer! I like them better because I do alot of practicing with them and the swept blades would tear up my 3d targets when you pull them out.
Thanks for sharing that. I've not had a difference in pulling out the Swept or the Full...both have come out just as easily for me.
Exodus full is it smaller in size ?
No, the Full is the same size, but just not barbed--they "fill" in the cut out area behind the blades of the Swept.
I honestly prefer the exodus over the "premium" heads available.
Yeah, they are really impressive.
I always cringe on the concrete block test. My son is trying these this year in the non-barbed after a bad experience with the Grim Reaper Micro Hades last fall. I have the Sevr 1.5 but didn't have an opportunity last fall mainly due to training a young retriever.
Thanks Charlie. What was the bad experience with the GR?
@@LuskArcheryAdventures Bent tip and a rearward deflection. The buck only went 150 yards but the shot was at 6 yards so the fairly high entrance and low exit plugged with fat produced a very minimal blood trail(not the broadheads fault). We did not understand the bent tip and deflection as it only caught a rib not the shoulder or spine.
These are not legal in South Dakota, they constitute a barbed head, at least I think they do to the rules.
Yep...that's why they make the Full Model also.
We can't use these in Idaho as they are "barbed"
Yeah, but I believe you can use the Full Model...it was designed for those states.
Cost
Always listed in the Score Sheet in the Description.
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Thats a little sledgehammer !!!
Haha. True that. Thanks brother.
I have been archery hunting for a long time and the QAD Exodus full 125 is the best head I have used. Here is a full blood trail on a spot and stalk bear from last fall.
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Nice.
I have the same penetration as the qad exodus swept
Haha
Not legal in New York for sure.
Yeah...you'd need to use their Full Model.
bone crusher!
Yes sir.
I’d shoot them. They seem to be the best of the replaceable blade fixed heads.
Yep. Thanks for the comment.
So I’ve bow hunted now for 35yrs and guided bow hunting in the Midwest for 8yrs and for the 1st time I find myself slightly confused about what’s best for me. I shot 75gr muzzy 3 blades since they were made available as it was almost always the reliable thing out there and super affordable. Kinda equate it to 180gr rem core locs in 30-06. Maybe switch to 100gr to be more precise. So I switched to Rage 2 blades after seeing a few yrs of devastation while guiding. That being said there were failures with the rages to especially during super cold and wet conditions. I’m now thinking setup over again. I luv the idea of heavy arrows and your choice of premium single bevel heads. I’m just not sure the complete change to this style will suit me best. Gotta be a middle ground so I’m kinda looking at a few heads and after watching your extensive tests I’m leaning towards tooth of the arrow, qad, and black cat set razors. Any suggestions would be appreciated as I know I wanna go back to fixed heads but ant seem to choose. I shoot an older Hoyt at 28in draw length w/73lb draw weight shooting around 285fps. Not sure of the weight but I’m guessing somewhere around 380-400gr.
Oops black hornet ser razor
Thanks Rick. Those are all excellent choices. You'd do great with the Exodus or Tooth of the Arrow XL Solid. Black Hornets are also very good, but not quite as durable as the other two.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures ya watching you videos has been good and bad!!! I get in my head what I want and see a new one or old one I haven’t seen yet and change my mind😀. I’m realizing that there are so many choices that are good that I can really miss unless I go totally off the wall with some sorta knock off. I’m just gonna have to pick one and go with it.