toddr96

To Kodiak... I can see your point... "necessity" is not the correct term. Shot placement is the single most important part of our sport without question, and that is why we practice, learn, and think about it daily. My hunting life was shaped by respect for the animal, and I am simply putting forth my take on the issue and the approach that I use for equipment selection,but I'mnot saying that you can't kill game unless you follow my specific rules... that would be pure arrogance on my part.

Buellhunter

I prefer the cut on contact blades myself.
If you want replaceable blades in a G5, look at the Strikers. Pretty much the same design as the Montec but with replaceable blades.

Lot's of good broadheads out there and if they shoot good out of your bow,all of them will kill deer.

MichaelHunsucker

I feel exactly the same.

I shot muzzys at the begining of this year and never could get them to fly just right.

I shot through a nice buck, double lunged him and didnt hit the shoulder and my blades were alll bent and wavy...

JoshKeller

i've shot both and prefer being able to run the blades against a stone and get them sharp again, vs replacing blades.