Since you asked about either or of 2 Zwickeys.... I'd suggest the Eskimo.  My preference would be the No Mercy 4 blade. Width of the Eskimo - length of the Delta.... resulting in a better angle of attack.   Best of luck.

Quote from: Terry Green on February 26, 2021, 07:25:16 AM
Since you asked about either or of 2 Zwickeys.... I'd suggest the Eskimo.  My preference would be the No Mercy 4 blade. Width of the Eskimo - length of the Delta.... resulting in a better angle of attack.   Best of luck.

Hadn't looked into that one much, i'll give it some thought. thanks Terry!

Quote from: Terry Green on February 26, 2021, 07:25:16 AM
Since you asked about either or of 2 Zwickeys.... I'd suggest the Eskimo.  My preference would be the No Mercy 4 blade. Width of the Eskimo - length of the Delta.... resulting in a better angle of attack.   Best of luck.

based on pictures from their website it doesn't appear that the No Mercy has that angled blade edge that the Delta has-can anyone confirm?

Same bevel as the others. If that's what your asking.

Quote from: Terry Green on February 26, 2021, 11:37:11 AM
Same bevel as the others. If that's what your asking.

Hey Terry, I was referencing the edge itself-on the Delta's there's an angle where the triple laminated tip meets the back half of the broadhead. Wondering if the No Mercy's are a flat consistent angle*

Same hump as the rest of them....

  I set my bow up for deer and elk and adjust for turkey.  But the only adjustment i make is to ad a muzzy grasshopper behind my deer broadhead. I have found that to work on 55 out 57 turkeys. I want the arrow to stay in and this has worked for me. Fly the same so I don't have to think about the shot.
I don't use sharks all the time ( I make some myself and have too many others) but they sure are great heads, great trails, fly great.  With your set up that's how I would go. Ad a muzzy grass hopper behind for turkey.

I bought Iron Will Broadheads last fall. I haven't shot anything yet to provide field experience. However, they seem to be extremely well-built and solid data to back their claims.

Quote from: Okie Dokie on March 04, 2021, 11:48:52 AM
I bought Iron Will Broadheads last fall. I haven't shot anything yet to provide field experience. However, they seem to be extremely well-built and solid data to back their claims.

I've been wanting to order some of those as well, they look like amazing heads, especially the new Wide Solids