schmoe147

I'm looking for the best fixed broadhead overall. I'm not interested in mechanicals, heard to many failiure storys and they been using fixed for years and they worked way change a good thing ??

twotwentyswift

My vote goes to the G5 Montec. It's machined from one solid piece ofsteel and is rock solid. I used to use Muzzys but the soft aluminum centerbends too easily. I had to buya concentricity gauge and straighten them out regularly to keep them from corkscrewing.

stalkingbear

The montec is foolproof being all 1 piece but I like the long slope of the razorcaps and the fact that all 3 blades are welded together making it a 1 piece replaceable blade head and they fly straight too.

bigbulls

Slick Trick is IMHO the absolute best fixed blade broadhead currently made.

There isn't another fixed blade heade made that combines the strength, flight characteristics, blade sharpness, and total cutting ability into a single broadhead like a Slick Trick.

ampahunter

I would honestly say they are quite a few broadheads that will qualify well today.
NAP Hell razors, Maniac, Muzzy's, Magnus stingers, Steelforce Phat heads (a very thick blade), Slick Trick, to name a few.
I can't see you going wrong with any. JMHO.

nubo

I love the Slick Trick's ,but I'm kind of a broadhead buff ,so this season I'm going to try some muzzy's . Past season's I tried Steelforce ,Montec G5's , Thunderhead's,Sonic's and Spitfire's.

nubo

Roskoe

Bigbulls - have you had any experience with the Slick Tricks on elk or Moose?

bigbulls

Only deer so far. But when get back out to Colorado they will still be my broadhead of choice for elk with out question.

My close second choice would be a G5 Striker. Same 100% steel construction, sameGerman blades, and a very good blade retention system with these heads.

Of all the broadheads I have used, tested, and carry in the store these two are my top picks above all others.



Oh, and cinder blocks and steel drums.

So far, in every targetI have shot them into they have out penetrated the competition andin anydestructiontest I hve donethey haveheld up better too.

2bowhunter

I like the thunderheads, sharp right out of the pack and very tough. I have been shooting them for quite a few years and never had a problem .

Horizontal Hunter

I shot the 75g Muzzy last year and I will be shooting the 125g Slick Trick this year. Here are a couple of websites that test broadheads. The testing results make for some good reading.

http://www.american-hunter.com/broadheads/broadhead_test.htm

http://btreviews.proboards57.com/index.cgi?

Enjoy,

HH