Will a rage work?

[gtsticker]

Son shots 35 pounds and has a 28 inch draw. Will a rage work for low poundage bows or is a fixed blade better

[Hydestik]

I think the fixed blade would be a better choice .

[flywise]

Fixed should be the only choice

[panhandlehunter]

Definitely a fixed blade.

[2Lazy2P]

I would probably go fixed with that set-up over a mechanical.

[Hydestik]

Less surface area = more penetration and greater vitals damage. A mechanical opens on impact slowing the arrow down ... which is okay at 70 lbs not so much at 35 lbs

[Sparkles]

Cut on contact fixed blade


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[PondPopper]

Cut on contact fixed blade


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This only^^^^^

[Mac...]

Not to hijack your thread but in the same boat, kind of.

My daughter shooting low poundage.
Fixed blade.
But which one? 2 blade, 3 blade or 4 blade?
My thoughts are 2 blade. But can't explain why without sounding like a goober.

Anybody else have any insight as to what number of blades to use to maximize penetration?

[BURTONboy]

2 or 3 blade would be better imo. 2 blade will out penetrate them, but a 3 blade will do good still. Shoot a foam target with each to see how they do in comparison to each other. Downfall to a 2 blade compared to the rest is the blood trail.

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[RS3]

This only^^^^^

Yep!

[Jmh05]

All solid advice so far.

[TXHunter12]

At what poundage then would you consider to use one?

[Sparkles]

Not to hijack your thread but in the same boat, kind of.

My daughter shooting low poundage.
Fixed blade.
But which one? 2 blade, 3 blade or 4 blade?
My thoughts are 2 blade. But can't explain why without sounding like a goober.

Anybody else have any insight as to what number of blades to use to maximize penetration?

When my oldest first started hunting, she was pulling back 37# and had a 24.5@ draw length
We had solid luck with a Magnus 2 blade.


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[mrc]

Magnus 4 blade