what' a good broadhead ?
12-31-2002, 04:10 AM
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what' a good broadhead ?
sorry for all the questions. i really have no one else to ask...
what is a good broadhead to use on deer/black bear? i am looking for a good 100gr. broadhead. i see alot come where you have to put the razor edges on. can you get some that are not in pieces?
what is a good broadhead to use on deer/black bear? i am looking for a good 100gr. broadhead. i see alot come where you have to put the razor edges on. can you get some that are not in pieces?
12-31-2002, 12:03 PM
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RE: what' a good broadhead ?
If you want a head that WILL work for you right from the start. I agree that Muzzy is the way to go. It is a take apart type head though.
If you are sold on a blade that is fixed (not in pieces) then take a look at the Magnus heads. IMO, I would prefer the 125 grain magnus without the vents. I believe that 100 grain Magnus will only come vented.
If you are sold on a blade that is fixed (not in pieces) then take a look at the Magnus heads. IMO, I would prefer the 125 grain magnus without the vents. I believe that 100 grain Magnus will only come vented.
12-31-2002, 06:47 PM
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RE: what' a good broadhead ?
I have a basic guidline. For most bowhunters a quality replaceable fixed blade head is perfect. Muzzys, thunderheads, golden key deadheads, are but a few excellent head. It can get really confusing, but the truth be known, there are alot more good heads than bad ones.
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12-31-2002, 10:13 PM
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RE: what' a good broadhead ?
thanks guys for all your much needed info. anyone ever use the steelforce broadheads? i know they have titanium broadheads.
as for shooting broadheads into targets what about using one of the mckenzie tuff deers? i am looking into buying one of them.
as for shooting broadheads into targets what about using one of the mckenzie tuff deers? i am looking into buying one of them.
01-01-2003, 03:18 PM
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RE: what' a good broadhead ?
I used Steelforce for a while, but, i ended up going back to Muzzy 3 blade 100. The steelforce was very shot, but i had trouble getting them to fly straight like my muzzys and the muzzys were much more durable. If your wanting a cut up front type broadhead try Zwickeys. Those are bad @$$ heads. I still like muzzys the best though.
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