Doug, I never had that much trouble getting Tuskers into shape, but it’s been several years. If you think you had trouble with varying weights using a file, just wait to you touch ’em to a spinning grinder wheel! On the one hand, I always say that for turkey, anything sharp that flies well is a go. On the other hand, my limited experience putting broadheads into turks says you want the biggest heads you can find. So bottom line, so long as the weights don’t come out so radically different that they don’t fly consistently, arrow to arrow, I’d say add a penetration limiter behind them and away you go.
Far more difficult around there in many years now is finding any accessible turkeys to shoot at. All our public lands birds seem to have moved year-round to private land where the ranchers feed them and don’t allow hunting.
Best luck–it’s definitely not too early to start thinking turkey.
