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Broadheads

I used to be a fixed blade guy always shot muzzys. I got turned on to nap killzone bout 2 years ago I will never shoot fixed again. I would have to say nap is the sharpest blades u will ever get. My buddy shoots rage and they put nice holes but these killzone outdo them by far. Personaly fixed I would go muzzy,mechanical I would go nap killzone. I also hear nap fixed blades are very nice to.
 
i shot rage 3 blade but has any one used the g5 fixed blade heads i am thinking of shooting them this year and need quick advive
 
Do a google search for "BIpolar broadheads" and check then suckers out. Hybrid between a muzzy and a rage.
 
I used the killzones last year. They worked great. Extremely sharp and great flight. Left a very nice entrance and exit wound. I was debating on using the NAP spitfire max this year. My friend uses them and they also seem to fly well. He didn't get a shot at a deer with one but did shoot a turkey with it. Tore it up pretty good.
 
i have used spitfires with my crossbow never with my compound maybe i will shoot them since i have 6 new ones still
 
Bought two packs of Slick Trick 100 magnums today. My question is do you sacrifice one head for practice being that they don't provide a practice broadhead? Letith hearith whatith youith sayith...lol

Thanks in advance!
 
finelyshedded said:
Bought two packs of Slick Trick 100 magnums today. My question is do you sacrifice one head for practice being that they don't provide a practice broadhead? Letith hearith whatith youith sayith...lol

Thanks in advance!
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I shoot at least three to make sure everything is copacetic. Just give them a quick sharpening after.
 
I understand Charles, how do you resharpen them. Could I also just use the one dulled head on three different arrows and get the same results?!?
 
finelyshedded said:
I understand Charles, how do you resharpen them. Could I also just use the one dulled head on three different arrows and get the same results?!?
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If you have your arrows built by milo and bow tuned by milo you only have to use 1:D:eek::D:D
 
When i shot fixed blades I would shoot all of them in the pack once. Just to make sure they were all good flyers. Muzzys always were good for 2 or 3 bent ferruls in a pack. I've noticed with the montecs they are almost always straight. Plus those heads are easy to sharpen...
 
Kaiser878 said:
When i shot fixed blades I would shoot all of them in the pack once. Just to make sure they were all good flyers. Muzzys always were good for 2 or 3 bent ferruls in a pack. I've noticed with the montecs they are almost always straight. Plus those heads are easy to sharpen...
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I NEVER had an issue with Muzzy. Things must have changed since I shot 'em years ago. Those things would spin like a top every time.
 
I bought two of the big packs from gander years ago... I was shooting muzzys in 03,04,05,06. And both packs had bent ferruls. Might have just been a bad batch.....not sure....my uncle, who got me into deer hunting always shot them as well....and he had a run of bent ferruls also... after that I stopped buying them .... I actually shot my first deer with a bow that had a muzzy tipped arrow in 1996
 
The Muzzys I bought last year all spun great but I'm sure I just got lucky. Just wanted to give SL a try this year. I still have 5 sharp Muzzys and 6 sharp Rage 3 blades for backup. They all shot pretty good for me at the target butt out to 40.

Milo, if you lived closer I'd be over in a heartbeat brother!
 
Got one ST Mag already for testing tomorrow. Temps are going to be ideal for shooting. What I'm going to do is just shoot one BH with 6 different arrows and hopefully have 3 that are grouping tight at 20-40 yards then use those for hunting. I'll keep y'all posted on my results.

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