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I use 3 blade 100gr Muzzys and have great results. I love um!

wisbowhunter2009

im 2 for 3 with my muzzys, and both deer i killed only ran 30 yards or less, i went threw a shoulder and a lung and it came out the other side.

Finch

I killed 2 deer and a turkey with the same brodhead/arrow couple years ago. Muzzy 4 blade 100 grain. Great heads!

ArrowMike

I have been using Muzzys for ever it seems like. Have never had one fail or break. There rock solid heads. And the 6 pack price is not to bad, about the same as price of most new 3 pack heads.

txjourneyman

Nothing but good results with Muzzy. I have mangled a few blades shooting hogs but recovered all the animals I've hit. Better results with Muzzy than my muzzleloader!

MidwestJ

2 hawgs...3 deer...1 squirrel withmuzzy. They are lethal. They plane on me though so I'm going to try something new this year.

Roskoe

I kinda figured you were going to get a long string of success stories with the Muzzy. I consider them to be the "Remington 870" of broadheads. Their only real issue has been flight. Sometimes, the original ones will not group as well as field points and/or group to a different place. Tuning can often solve this problem. But sometimes not. It seems like the new MX series of Muzzy's are designed to fly better - particularly out of faster bows.

bigzombee69

I've taken at least 40 does with muzzys in the past 3 years and finnally tried the shuttle T broadhead and was amazed at the entrance and exit wound from them. there brutal.

I keep a asortment of broadheads just to keep experimenting, try diferent heads with other fletching combonations and see how they fly

AZBear

One cow elk at 33 yards through the top of the ribcage and into the lungs...muzzy 3 blade intact with one blade slightly bent. No complaints here...

Oneshot7

IT wont penetrate the shoulder at 58 lbs but about 3 inches so i am now shooting 70 and G5 strykers