I am switching from mech to fixed and i like these 2 heads but hard to decide. any suggestions appreciated. montec g5 or stellforce titanium 100 grain i shoot a 75 grain mech so i no i will lose alittle speed but i can increase my poundage later.

If they shoot well for you I'd go with the montecs. You can't beat a solid piece of steel for durability. But you should use the one that fly's the best in your set up.

I've done extense field testing with my set-up and found that the G5's fly tremendusouly better than the Steelforce. G5 was the only broadhead that grouped EXACTLY the same as my field points with no adjustments. I also like the one-piece construction of the G5. It is the best head on the market in my opinion.

Ill give another vote for G5s. I couldnt get steel force to fly that good, and they whistle like crazy! And i like i the solid design on the G5s.

I use the Steelforce now but I will be giving the G5's a try but definetly the Steelforce work great . I did have a little problem with flight but I took off the bleeder blades and they flew true as my fieldpoints.

nubo

You might want to talke a look at Steel Forces web site. They have a new three blade head coming out in April. It looks pretty tough except I personally don't like the serated blades.

Those are the two broadheads I have in my quiver. Both preformed very well on game and shot the same as my field points. Good luck. IMO you can't go wrong with either one. TGK

Thanks guys I have been using 4 blade muzzys for the last couple of years and they are flying off to the left. I need to switch to the three blade I do like both the steel and g5's. I will try the G5's for sure. Thanks.

I really like the concept of the Montech head. I am currently using Steelforce heads. The Hellfire series specifically and I can't complain they have worked great since I switched over from muzzy. I switched because I wanted a cut on contact head versus the puncture type heads. I shot this buck below with my steelforces this past season. I have shot a turkey and bear with the same head in 2003. Each was a complete pass through.

Best of luck,
Shed

I like the g5's