Which Mechanical Broadheads??

[trkyhntr247]

Which Mechanical Broadheads??

I want to get some opinions on mechanical broadheads.
Which are best, and why? In a perfect world it would have a good cutting Diam. , reliable, reliable exspansion at all angles. Thanks [/align]
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[Huntinman23]

i would have to say the rage two blade would do a great job of all those things, it is a great head, good cutting diameter, it is reliable, flies like a field tip, but don't hit any bone on the animal because it will not go through the animal in my experiences.

[Hoytail Hunter]

When looking for a quality mechanical broadhead it is of the utmost importance that you must always make good solid dependable stationary blades a priority. ; )

When I was in my short lived mechanical infatuation, I did alot of compare and contrast and the Grim Reapers cam out on top for me.

[MeanV2]

With my own experienceas well as Feedback received from friendsif I were to choose a Mechanical broadhead I'd choose as follows:

1. Spitfire XP I'd also look at the new Spitfire Maxx

2. Grim Reapers

3. Rage/Synpers

Dan

[Steven McBee]

i think something with a cutting diameter less than 1.5 that way you get a pass thru on almost any hit

[BowtechHunting]

Get fixed BH's. You never have to worry about them not deploying....

Muzzy 4's.

[BowtechHunting]

Just my .02 cents.

[MeanV2]

ORIGINAL: Steven McBee

i think something with a cutting diameter less than 1.5 that way you get a pass thru on almost any hit

That depends on your setup. For some your statement would be correct, for others they would be wasting energy they could use to cut a Bigger hole.

Dan

[cowboy4513]

Mechanical broadheads... Dont use them... Most people use them because they dont know how to tune there bows... they want something that shoot like field tips... Not worth the headache.

[patchholder]

How are they a headache, just screw them on and shoot. I have my bow tuned so I can shoot any broadhead but I prefer mechanicals. I like the spiral cut Crimson Talon's.