avid_bowhunter2005

I used to use Thunderhead 125 broadheads, and I recently bought a pack of STEELFORCE cut-from-the-start broadheads. I like how they have less wind resistance than the Thunderheads. Anybody else got an opinion or other type of broadhead that seems to be good for compounds?

JeramyK

There are alot of great choices out there for broadheads. What is your bow setup? Can' t go wrong with Muzzy broadheads.

wimp

I see nothing wrong with thunderheads. That' s what tips my arrow every time.

PABowhntr

Given the two choices I would pick the T-head simply because I prefer that style of head in comparison to the Steelforce. As stated above there are a variety of excellent heads out there in just about any design.

ButchA

Ditto on Thunderheads. My #2315 XX-75' s are tipped with 125gr Thunderheads. [8D]

Butch

whitetails & muskies

Steelforce. I have used them two years now and love them. The gentelman who has done all of my archery set ups (been into it for 50 years) says that he is hearing more and more positive things about the steelforce, as more and more people use them.

Cut on impact is THEE best of all worlds.

Charlie P

I swithched to TH a couple seasons ago and love them. I shoot 286 fps and had absolouely no problem tuning them.

I' m shooting the 125' s too.

avid_bowhunter2005

I' m shooting a browning 55lb. draw weight single-cam compound. Both brands of broadhead seem to perform well, but since I am using only 55 lb. drw wt., cut on contact is an almost definite must for me. I do have a friend who uses MUZZY broadheads, he has no complaints.

WThunter

Never tried Steelforce but I love the performance out of the TH.

JD IN ALBERTA

steelforce heads work best for me and I use them exclusively! Good luck JDinAB