"classic report" Muzzy 3 blad 100 grn
Accuracy 4 points
plywood 5 points
steel drum 4 points
tire 4 points
blades 3 points
cutting dia. 3 points
nonmechanical head 2points
total score 25 with a blade sharpness ratting of B
This is the head by wich I judge all other broadheads. It has in my opinion all the qualities that make up a great head.
Accuracy is very good, and these heads have flown the same as my field points out of every well tuned bow I have tried them with.
In the 3/4" plywood, they busted through without any damage, going through about 1/2 way up the shaft. In the tire, they penitrated the first side, with several inches of the shaft, agian no damaged. In the steel drum it went through the first side, with the tip and the front part of the blades sticking through the back side, again no damage at all. I have found that ALL Muzzy heads have preform similer to these, reguardless of number of blades or cutting diameter, and they are all fine choices for just about anyone. They are also the most convenient replaceable blade brodhead I have tried. Once you put them together they stay together, and their are no O rings or locking collers to fool with. the only complaint one may have could be the blade sharpness. They will shave hair right out of the pack, but not as easy as The Rocky mtn or newarchery products heads I have tested. I still consider them plenty sharp for hunting, and Muzzy is now working on making them sharper than ever. You won't go wrong using any of the heads Muzzy makes, in my opinion anyway.