Muzzy Phantom
#1

Has anyone here used them before and what do they think of them? I have been shooting the NAP Razorbaks but the Muzzys are about ten bucks cheaper and basically the same shaped broadhead. The Razorbaks have the "rotating head technology" but I think that is more gimmick then anything.
#3

A bunch of my friends hunt with them and they are excellent heads. Great blood trails. I always struggled with consistent flight, so I gave up, but in the hands of someone who really knows how to fine tune a bow, I think they are a very good choice.
#7

I've got a pack hanging on my wall I'm itching to try out some time next year... But then again, I just got in 10 more packs of MX-3's today too, so it may be a while... 
I got some for Matt / PA last year, and it's what he brought down his trad-tackle PA behometh with.

I got some for Matt / PA last year, and it's what he brought down his trad-tackle PA behometh with.
#8

I shared hunting camp with a guy who used them last year. He shot a doe and never did find her but the bleader blades on the phantom pushed back into the arrow, cut right into the shaft.
#9

ORIGINAL: gmil6184
Holy cow Dave, that is quite the picture, those pigs sure are built tough. despite the bent main blade did it make a clean kill?
Holy cow Dave, that is quite the picture, those pigs sure are built tough. despite the bent main blade did it make a clean kill?
This season I squared one true from 18' up with the phantom and never found her. I jumped her twice but had to give up when my flashlights were running out. I'm not sure how she made it but she did.
I killed another sow on the same hunt and hit her high with a 2 blade rage and found her with no problem, she left the famous blind man blood trail you always hear about- even though I hit her higher than I'd like to.
The buck in my avatar also fell victim to a phantom, but it's shot was dead on and we all know deer are easier to kill than hogs
