G5 Montecs are great but I tried Slick Tricks this fall and they are nothing but awesome. Awesome flight, very stout, and super deadly. I shot my buck this year and it looked like a bullet blew thru him.

Broadhead choice is really just matter of personal choice. They will all do the trick if you put them in the right spot. I have like the way the Tricks shoot.

Slick Tricks

Have to go with the Muzzy's. Tried the Slick Trick's and found them to be adequate but no better than the Muzzy 100 gr I've used for years. Slick trick's were no sharper and the increased angle of the blades, IMO, reduced the penetration.

Slick Tricks.

Made a bad shot on my doe this year (high shoulder) and it penetrated through the shoulder bone and still punctured the lung. The deer spun around like it was hit with a lead baseball. Flew same as my field points.

This will always be a on going debate but I like expandables and have never lost any game because of the broadhead choice....I have been using the Grim Reaper 100gr. expandables for going on 4 years and have had nothing but great experiences w/ them....

Yuck to mechanicals. Nothing bleeds like cut on contact broadheads. Go with a WASP and you won't be sorry.

Ditto. I use the 2-blade Rage. Here's what it did to my doe.

Stalking bear, There are FAR better broadheads than the Rage. They are extremely fragile (one shot broadheads). They are very difficult to assemble with a minimum of9 assembly parts per broadhead (3 blade). It is about impossible to get all 8 parts balanced for accurate shooting.I know they have some great advertising and gimmicks, but they are just that. When they work, they work great......but.

Slick Tricks have worked the best for me. I have killed a truckload of deer with them and a bunch of elk as well. Great broadheads, other than the poor edge on them, which is an easy fix.

I will have my own line of broadheads on the market in the next couple of weeks that addressthe weeknesses of many current broadheads on the market. How does a titanium body with four fixed blades thatcut a1.5" hole through critters sound? Oh, and they also have the accuracy offield points Flinch

Another vote for Slick Tricks but I am interested in what your new head will do . Keep us posted

All of the broadheads on the market work and can bring down deer. To say the Rager are "extremely fragile" is just false. I have shot he doe and a coyote with the same rage broadhead and arrow, both complete pass-thru's. (2 blade Rage)

Are the blades on that broadhead dull now, you betcha. Should they be, in my opinion, yes. Not only have they passed thru 2 animals but it has also stuck in the ground twice.

Are the blades bent, absolutely not. They blades slide right back into position.

I can't make an arguement for assembly because I have not taken the 2 blade apart, didn't need to. Was able to clean it after both kills with warm soapy water, an old toothbrush and a toothpick to dig out flesh and hair. Took less than minutes.

As soon as I order new blades, I'll post about assembly and disassembly.

There is nothing about the Rage broadheads that are any more gimmicky than your "titanium body with four fixed blades that cut a 1.5" hole through critters" creation. I would put the 2 blade rage (which as a full 2" cut) up against them any day.

Now I will also say this, are the Rage broadheads the best on the market? Who is to say? That's like saying Hoyt, or Mathews, or PSE, etc makes the best bow on he market. Everyone has their preferences and conforts.

I happen to like huge gaping holes cut by broadheads and the Rage does that. So for me, it is the perfect broadhead and is the best for ME.