Can' t go wrong with Muzzy. I shoot 100 grain 3 and 4 blades. Have' nt shot 1 with the 4 blade yet. They fly awesome.

I SHOOT MUZZY 4 BLADE 90 GRAIN. BUT I HAVE USED RED FURRY BROADHEADS. THE REASON I CHANGED IS I STARTED ELK HUNTING AND NEEDED A LITTLE MORE TRUST ON BIGGER GAME. THE RED FURRYS ARE A OUT STANDING DEER KILLER. THEY WILL MAKE A HOLE 3IN. JUST BY PUSHING THE HIDE IN BEFORE IT STARTS CUTTING. TRY THESE TWO OUT.

I shoot Muzzy 100gr 4 blades and I love them. I' ve taken deer, turkey, and groundhog with them. They work great and are very reliable.

The new razorbacks are great. I like the cut to the tip concept and they fly true and quiet. I killed a bull elk with one in September.

My vote goes to Muzzy, I shoot 100 grain 3 blades and they have worked great for me.

I like the following 2 heads better than anyting on the market the rocky Mountain Ironhead 125 & the Ti-125.

Good luck on your search for the best broadhead for YOU! It' s a very personal thing & so make a wise choice & you will be rewarded with many great success stories!

this is my first year using mechanical broadheads...and I use the Rocket Steelhead 100 grain..and I have killed 2 deer with them....and they only went about 40 yards...

Ditto on 5shot' s comments. Without knowing all the details I would recommend the Muzzy line of heads as well. 100 grains is the most popular size despite the style of the head.

Simmons Landsharks are hard to beat. They always past through and leave a blood trail anybody could follow. I have killed eight deer with them and not one has ran more than 80 yards. And my wife killed her first deer this weekend with one also (spine shot). They are heavy though, would not recommend for shooting longer shots. Out of my bow they will drop a couple inches at twenty yards. Very deadly.

Two does muzzy 4 blade 90 grain The first double lunged her and she went 60 yards died within a hour.Second doe Glanced off her shoulder making a vicous wound on a quartering away shot .She had to be tracked and finished off 5 hours later.But that muzzy left a blood trail a blind man could follow.