Interest recommendations on the use of two-blader broadheads on Crossbow.

Interest recommendations on the use of two-blader broadheads on Crossbow.
Thank you for an answer.
P.S.
This type
German Kinetics Broadheads

I was going to suggest those exact heads. The Silver flames are awesome. Are you sure you want a two blade?

I have no problem with 2 blade broadheads, but would recommend a 3 blade instead. Why? You get more surface area covered on a shot. A 2 blade might penetrate better but a 3 will do more damage in the long run.

Just my two cents.

Originally Posted by TOM

I was going to suggest those exact heads. The Silver flames are awesome. Are you sure you want a two blade?

I am ready to hear out Your opinion and suggestion.
I like to collect information from wise people.
Thank you for an answer.

I do agree with Enysse on the cutting damage on a three blader and over longer distances two bladers tend not to be as accurate as three bladers. They tend to fly more than a three blader.

Originally Posted by enysse

I have no problem with 2 blade broadheads, but would recommend a 3 blade instead. Why? You get more surface area covered on a shot. A 2 blade might penetrate better but a 3 will do more damage in the long run.

Just my two cents.

Simply I agree with you in relation to penetration of 2 blade broadheads - it 100% effect!
However ballistics of flight of arrow with 2 blade broadheads,3 blade broadheads and 4 blade broadheads considerably differ at crossbow and bow.
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enysse-I value Your opinion and advices.

Zwickey's are good as well. Lots of different weight options.

I like Thunderheads, Muzzy, G5, Rage....to name a few. I like no more that 1 1/4 width with cut on 125 grain broadheads and 1 3/16 for 100 grain broadheads. There are a lot of great broad heads out there.

Originally Posted by TOM

Zwickey's are good as well. Lots of different weight options.

Thank you TOM for an answer.

Originally Posted by enysse

I like Thunderheads, Muzzy, G5, Rage....to name a few. I like no more that 1 1/4 width with cut on 125 grain broadheads and 1 3/16 for 100 grain broadheads. There are a lot of great broad heads out there.

Yes,enysse.