c903

I have always believed that $70.00+ for 12 broadheads is outrageous. But, $116.00 for 12 heads!!!! [][]

bigbulls

I' ll tell you one thing. They give us too many dang choices. How do they expect us to choose? The montec is a strong consideration for me as well.

5-Shot is going to be busy this year. Better go ahead and get started my friend.

5 shot

Lot' s of great choices around The Rocky TI' s are excellent, one of the best heads on the market, and one of the few that are worth the 10 doller apeice price tag. Muzzys are also great. For cut on contact heads I like the Magnus stingers. If you want to stick with Rocky heads though The Ti-100 is a super head.

benhuntin

Muzzys are bad to the bone[]

xibowhunter

thunderheads for fixed, rocket for mechanical[:-]

Mykey

Thunderheads or Muzzy...it doesn' t get any better!

jetblast

I' ve used Muzzy 100 gr 3-blade for 10 years with no problems. I' m not planning on changing. I stick with what works.

PABowhntr

If you are going to stay with nonexpandables then the Muzzy 3 blade 100 grain heads get my vote.

Olink

As mentioned before, you can' t go wrong with the Muzzy' s. But IMHO, the new Wasp BOSS SST has the potential to be a superior broadhead. The SST tips are some of the strongest and sharpest of any trocar points on the market. Wasp blades are among the sharpest in the industry. And now that Wasp has decreased the surface area of their heads with the BOSS series (less likely to plane), they should fly extremely well at higher speeds.

Smooch

I am a die hard Muzzy man myself, using the 100 gr. 4 blade heads with great results, but I must say that those new Wasp Boss SST heads really caught my eye. Can' t wait to see 5 Shot' s test results on these babies!