I have always used COC with my compound bow and chisel points with my crossbow. Why? Because they say COC have better flesh penetration with lower energy whereas chisel points penetrate bone better but require more energy. At 70 lbs draw, it isn't that I consider my compound bow to be low energy, just that my crossbow is a lot more. So my thinking has been to use the chisel point for better bone penetration with the higher energy crossbow.
This year I'd like to simplify life by switching over to one broadhead for both. To me, the COC broadheads (I use Montec G5s) actually seem to be sturdier due to their monolithic construction and so I am wondering why a COC wouldn't be as good or even better for a crossbow. Better in the sense that it might not break or deform as easily upon impact at higher speeds. Thoughts?
This year I'd like to simplify life by switching over to one broadhead for both. To me, the COC broadheads (I use Montec G5s) actually seem to be sturdier due to their monolithic construction and so I am wondering why a COC wouldn't be as good or even better for a crossbow. Better in the sense that it might not break or deform as easily upon impact at higher speeds. Thoughts?