camelcluch

Rocky Mtn Gators. A rear deploying blade that has no ring, clamp or any other mishappening part. They have a 2" cut and work.

_zink_

muzzy 100 grn 4 blade

pa_yote_hunter

I currently use Muzzy 100grain 3 blade. I have had no problem with them at all. They fly straight with my set-up. No need to switch unless I am gifted with some other ones to try out and like them more....until then its Muzzys all the way

Plotter

Just switched to g5 T3's this year from the fixed blade montecs. haven't shot a deer with them but loved them through turkey season.

yukonmountainman

was shooting mech, and never got a pass through. then went back to muzzys, they shoot good, but have to re adjust from field points to broadheads. trying slick tricks this year

jag-mag

Triton wac em 3 blade cut on contact head, fly like darts and
every deer that I have shot with this head has been consumed.

buck-i

love my vortex 100 gr.2inch cut. i get what i want from a broadhead a dead deer if i do my part...

Vulture6

I shoot the old 100 grain G5 Tekan II (not the new Tekans). When they discontinued them a couple of years ago I bought several. Accurate, reliable, and (knock on wood) always pass through.

shoot2thrill25

I am surprised that muzzy seems to be the most popular on here. I really expected to see a lot of rage, and slick trick seems to be pretty big on here. I LOVE muzzy mx3s. Switched to them two years ago from standard muzzy 3 blades, which were also great.

UncleNorby

You WANT your arrow to pass through the deer. "Never had a passthrough yet" means you have had really bad luck, you are not shooting enough DW for your choice of broadhead, or are shooting your deer in the wrong spot.

I prefer fixed blade heads. Cabelas FX-3 work just fine for me. Easy to tune to hit with FPs, solidly built, and they cost around $20 for 6.