sharpness of Muzzy blades
10-11-2006 | 07:53 PM
#11
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RE: sharpness of Muzzy blades
You guys that say the shrapness isn't there, tell that to the thumb I sliced open today.
Unscreweing one off of one of my dad's arrows, my thumbs slipped and slid down the blade. Sliced my finger almost to the bone.
Unscreweing one off of one of my dad's arrows, my thumbs slipped and slid down the blade. Sliced my finger almost to the bone.
10-11-2006 | 08:46 PM
#12
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RE: sharpness of Muzzy blades
I can add myself to the Self-Inflicted Muzzy Laceration Group. (SIMLG?)
The don't seem as sharp as a few others out there, but the deer die quick and mind your fingers.
The don't seem as sharp as a few others out there, but the deer die quick and mind your fingers.
10-13-2006 | 11:09 PM
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RE: sharpness of Muzzy blades
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
You guys that say the shrapness isn't there, tell that to the thumb I sliced open today.
Unscreweing one off of one of my dad's arrows, my thumbs slipped and slid down the blade. Sliced my finger almost to the bone.
You guys that say the shrapness isn't there, tell that to the thumb I sliced open today.
Unscreweing one off of one of my dad's arrows, my thumbs slipped and slid down the blade. Sliced my finger almost to the bone.
I've sharpened some of my blades after awhile, but for the most part, I haven't had any issues with Muzzy. Like some others have said, all of my shots have been pass throughs to date with 90Gr. Muzzy's.
10-20-2006 | 09:10 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: sharpness of Muzzy blades
I only shoot the practice Muzzy's, keep my hunting blades shotless....I too feel the blades and am like, "these aren't sharp enough". Hitt a doe at 20 yards last week..complete quartering away pass through,,,,doe dropped within 30 yards and was down for the count....I like the way the Muzzy;s fly and hit hard. Last weeks shot just confirms why I still use them exclusively.
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10-23-2006 | 06:05 AM
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RE: sharpness of Muzzy blades
I had a pass through on a hog last week. Through the shoulder, including bone and out the neck on the opposing side. Are you familiar with the term, "Bleeding like a stuck pig?''. I am now. The Muzzy was plenty sharp to get the job done. One blade was pretty mangled, I'm not sure what it hit. Possibly the oak I found that half of my arrow lying next to. I'll post pics of the BH when I get home tonight. I thought about changing brands before this season and could not get what I wanted. Well, after 2 deer pass throughs and this hog, I'm sticking with Muzzy!
10-25-2006 | 11:22 AM
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RE: sharpness of Muzzy blades
I always trust the sharpness of the blades from the package and so far it hasn't failed me. I ruin the edge if I try to resharpen replaceable blades so that's whyI don't. It's up to you, butI think they come sharp enough. If they aren't sharp though, definetely sharpen them.
10-26-2006 | 10:34 AM
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RE: sharpness of Muzzy blades
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
You guys that say the shrapness isn't there, tell that to the thumb I sliced open today.
Unscreweing one off of one of my dad's arrows, my thumbs slipped and slid down the blade. Sliced my finger almost to the bone.
You guys that say the shrapness isn't there, tell that to the thumb I sliced open today.
Unscreweing one off of one of my dad's arrows, my thumbs slipped and slid down the blade. Sliced my finger almost to the bone.
Yeah, my muzzys are really sharp, sharp enough to get ANY job done..
Add that sharpness to 275fps, and they become really, really sharp!