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Whether you own a traditional arrowhead or a mechanical one, all have the same purpose of delivering improved and effective penetration through razor-sharp tips in hunting activities.<\/p>\n
Apart from the most commonly used spear-shaped arrow tips, there’s one addition to the list that is quite famous in itself, a single bevel broadhead, and in this article, we will be getting a detailed insight into specifications and aspects of single bevel broadheads from a layman and experts’ point of view.<\/p>\n\n\n
What Grain Broadhead For Deer?<\/p><\/div>
The ideal grain weight for a broadhead when hunting deer typically falls within the range of 100 to 125 grains. This weight range strikes a good balance between delivering sufficient kinetic energy for effective penetration while maintaining arrow speed and trajectory.<\/p><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n\n\n
Before knowing about a single bevel broadhead, you need to understand the basic definition and function of a regular broadhead<\/a>.<\/p>\n