JoshKeller

This montec has been through 7 deer, 3 hogs, and a coyote in the last3 years. Put a stone toit after each shot, and back in the quiver it goes.

hoytman85

MUZZY BUT HOGS ARE NOT CAST IRON BLOCKS. SO THIS TEST WOULD BE INCORRECT!

BobCo19-65

Yea, OK. Thanks for clearing that up for us genious.

DaveH

I decided to try the 3 blade muzzys a few years ago after reading all the raves about them on here. I shoot the 125 gr heads because I like the extra FOC. I get great BH groups and excellent results from my muzzys and the cost at Dick's just before each season is about $25 for a 6 pack and that beats any other good BH.

Oneshot7

Muzzy is all you need to know

mobow

disregard.

elkheart

Montec all the way! Just started bowhunting two years ago. Killed one muley and a cow elk. Both with the montec, and plan to use the same broadhead this year. I say stick with what works, and when it doesn't change.

demoIL

It's simple, they are both great broadheads in their own regard. I shot the Muzzy 100's for years but just this year I have switched to the Montec 100's and so far I love them, can't wait to hunt with them.
To me I like the "cut on contact" thing and they also fit on my Axis arrows better..

gtousey

I agree with Cougar Mag!I cannot support any manufacturer who would promote or support the World Hunting Association.

Hunting is not competitive and never should be. It's a sport that enjoys pure cooperation from all those who are true hunters. I don't think there was ever a time hunting that I thought I needed to bag a bigger deer or kill morethen any of my hunting companions.

I personally will not do business with any manufacturer who would support this (explitive) organization or any organization like it.

So go Muzzy or stay home!

MOTOWNHONKEY

I guess I'll bestaying home then. Guys all my stuffs for sale. gtousey has spoken!