I'd have to say that Slick Tricks are tougher than Muzzy's. The blades are much thicker, the ferrule is all steel versus aluminum, and there is no screw on tip like the the Muzzys.

I'm not saying Muzzy's aren't tough. I"m just saying that Slick Tricks are tougher.

Actually, a lot of hunters do not know about slick tricks, whenever i mention them i get that dull, glazed look. I have been using them for about 4 years and they really work as advertised. They fly like field points, cut a nice size hole, and are pretty tough, and they wont break your bank, what more could an archer want?

I start out with muzzy and then switched to slick trick a few years back. Muzzys are great too. The reason for switching is because I got good and consistence flight on the slick trick. I have not use the muzzy 4 blades, but the slick trick is tough (perhaps tougher than the 3 blades that I used). Try it and you will like it.

Use a good sharp fixed blade and shoot them in the ribs. The ribs are flexible and will move enough for the point to slip between the ribs.

IMHO: MonTec G5 are the best broadhead I have used. I bow hunt elk every year & have total confidenct in the G5 broadhead