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2020 Broadhead choice?

I am thinking about going to 200 gr bone single bevel broadheads. I just bought some grizzlystick samurais in 125 gr last year,but they are a little loud i think because of the vented blades. They worked well but the arrow hit nothing solid.
I like a one piece design for a single bevel head. The samurais are not.
 
I'm going to do a lot of experimenting with arrows this year. Tuffhead is coming out with a new line of one piece machined heads that have my interest so I will probably go with one of them. Maybe.
 
Bombs&Bullets said:
Annihilator, 100 grain. 2 kills, distance at 25 yards, deer didn't go past 50 yards.

Anyone else have experience with Annihilators?
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I just bought annihilators. 100gr pairing with 100 gr inserts for roughly 17% foc. Excited to try them out.
 
Any of you guys have any experience with Sevr Broadheads? Thinking about trying out the 125 grain. 2.0 titanium


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I shot the Strickland Helix 125gr left-bevel this past hunting season with excellent results, they are no longer making the left-bevel version... I will be switching to a 100gr or 125gr left-bevel Kudupoint broadhead for the 2021 season.
 
I got some rage 100 gr hypodermics on sale for cheap at Wally World last spring just to try and I can say I was impressed with the results all of the deer went down in sight no tracking needed, my regular choice is spitfire 100 gr 1 1\2 cut
 
I shot my buck with a 175 grain 3 blade vpa this year. Resharpened it and killed a pig with it. Think I’ll stick with these until I feel the urge to jump to a single bevel
 
Killed a doe with Muzzy trocar 100 grains. Made the perfect shot though so even a field point would have passed through. I've never had an issue with the Muzzeys but might experiment this year.
 
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