RE: What is the best flying 3 blade fixed head these days?
I find itodd how someone claims a broadhead is "accurate". Most guys take a broadhead out of the package, put it on, and shoot. If it hits the spot they are aiming at then it's said to be a accurate head if not it's not a good head.
Most guys buy a gun and shoot it out of the box and if it doesn't hit the spot then they sight it in. They don't go sell the gun and get another one.
Too many guys want to blame the broadheads performance and not take the time to make them accurate. Most any head will shoot fine if they work at it a little.