nutter

Anyone have any experience with these broadheads? Im going to shoot them with blazers....

I was shooting the jackhammers but they arent the greatest...i had the blades bend/break and o-rings break in mid-flight...so that kind of got me "mechanical broadhead shy". I have also had the 1" penetration prob like others on this sight. So fixed it is!

waltwittman

i used them for a few seasons a while back and they are a good sharp, durable broadhead... i now shoot a cut-on-impact head the magnus stinger and they are even better!!!

nodog

Yeh, I shoot them. Good head. Haven't tried the new ones yet. They are on the heavy side though between 105 and 108 grns.

Mykey

I've been using Thunderheads for 16yrs so that should pretty much tell you what i think of them. They are and always will be my number one choice in a fixed blade broadhead. They're scary sharp right out of the package,have always tuned well with any setup i've used and their performance on game has been excellent. Another plus is that you can buy them just about anywhere and their price don't break the bank. They should shoot just fine with blazers as long as your setup is tuned. Good luck!

Whitehair

They are my favorite broadhead, ever. Ive seen the same Thunderhead go through two bears, three deer and deep into an oak log, without any defects other than a change of blades...I wont shoot anything else out of my compounds...

ButchA

I have shot Thunderheads for a few years too. They are a great head too, but require just a touch of tuning (they always flya hair low).

But like waltwhitman, I too found Magnus Stingers and the newer Buzzcuts and love them. They are wickedly evil and fly like darts! No tuning involved!!

hawgdawg

Been using them for several years and have no reason to change.

Might Mite

They will always fly low because they are a tad heavy...I had my uincle shoot one of my Stingers the other day and he went and bout some. They are GREEEAAAAT.