broadheads ?????
#2
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: NOVA
Posts: 780
RE: broadheads ?????
Never used NAP. I started with Muzzy some 14 years ago. Havent switched!!! The only thing ive changed is last year i went to the Muzzy MX-3 because they fly better then the orginals out of my bow. Muzzy's have taken down countless deer for me.
#3
RE: broadheads ?????
I highly recommend Rocky Mountain Ironheads, especially for a beginner. They fly exactly like field points so you wont have to worry about tuning or re-sighting issues. I have never shot the Nightmare broadheads but I have used thunderheads and always had to adjust from field points. With the ironheads you get accuracy plus penetration andgood blood trails. They are very similar to the NAP nitron.
#6
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location:
Posts: 348
RE: broadheads ?????
Muzzy 100g 3-blade here. I switched to these after using Thunderheads for a little while. I never liked how the Thunderheads had to be screwed onto the arrow in order for the blades to stay on. I like how the Muzzy blades interlock and then are held together via the screw-on tips. Never felt a need to change from the Muzzy's.
I did try some NAP spitfire mechanical heads once but I absolutely hated them. I've essentially sworn off mechanical heads.
I did try some NAP spitfire mechanical heads once but I absolutely hated them. I've essentially sworn off mechanical heads.
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Vinton VA
Posts: 2,978
RE: broadheads ?????
Nothing on the smoke heads. I will look into getting a pack for testing. I had them on the list last year, but they were not out yet. I am running into the same problem with some of the theads I want to test this year as well.