It doesn't hurt to try any broadheads. Good Luck!

John garner garner - I agree. Shoot what works for you and stick with it. Aloha!

Preying Mathis mahalo 🤙🏽

Vince Balisco - thanks bro. Yah I probably can do one when I get the time. Kind of busy trying to hunt instead. I did take a 140# boar with the Diamondbacks. It passed through and it was a 20yd shot with a 30yd blood trail. Wish I got it on film but maybe the next one. What Broadheads did you want to compare it to ?

joe citarella I've heard that it helps to do that with every fixed broadhead but I'm not that anal. So I say if you got the time to align it then by all means do it, but I don't. my arrows still hits it's mark with the set up that I'm running, but everyone's set up is different and will react differently. Hope this helps, Aloha!

I prefer the HYDROSHOCK because the blades rolls forward if so happens I don't get a pass through and do more damage internally because both sides of the blades are sharpened.

We have Axis Deer , Mouflon Sheep, Feral goats and pigs.

chris burnham - aloha, I'm sure they will probably make one eventually but if the set up you are using does great already than I suggest you stick with the originals. Originals to me seems like they give a bigger cut from what I experienced. But the diamondbacks are for sure stronger and more durable. Good luck and happy hunting!

Thanks for the info Paul. I like to try new BH. I still shoot the Magnus stinger buzzcuts that I have used for years along with the original Ramcats. Both BH are very accurate and shoot awesome for me. I will keep my eyes out for the diamondback in 125gr. Good luck to you as well.

Sorry but I can't afford that plane ticket. Lol. But you're welcome to hunt with me if you ever make it to Maui, Hawaii. Just let me know ahead of time. Aloha!

Preying Mathis thank you, but I cut my arrows to my draw length 27.5 and never shorter. For Safety reasons. Aloha 🤙🏽