whtelk

Love your reviews on broadheads, hope to see you try the innerloc. I was at a pro shop and the owner said that Muzzy now are owned by a Korean firm. He went on to say that Muzzy has really gone down hill since. He now sells the Innerloc.I wonder if he is just full of it or what.

5 shot

I don't think Muzzy is owned by anyone in Korea! The last I heard it was a faimly run business. Muzzy heads are of outstanding quality, and I have never had a problem with them. I have heard good things about interloc heads, but have not tested any of them yet. I personaly think your " proshop" is full of it!

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OHIO MOOSE

I was at the Ohio deer and turkey expo a few weeks ago and Dan Fitzgerald was talking these broadheads up big time.He got my attention for sure and from what I saw alot of others as well.These broadheads have some nice features.Their web address is www.innerloc.com

Hidden Hunter

Ill agree with 5 shot.Muzzy Made in Korea??? No way!Ive visited Korea,and i dont think they could build anything that is tough as a Muzzy Head.If you got this imfo from your Pro Shop owner,and he was serious Ide Run for a new dealer.

whtelk

I think that the pro shop here maybe cant make as much money selling muzzys is why he told me that they were made now in korea.I buy only when I have to from this guy. Thanks for reply.

Antler Eater

The innerloc head is a good head. I have tested it both through steel drums, Plywood, and the usual gamut of media. I have also seen them perform on live game and they do a great job.

Korea eh...it never ceases to amaze me what will come out of the mouth of someone trying to make a buck!

Stealth_Force

Looking at my Muzzy 100 grn 3 blades...what is so innovative about the innerloc head? NOT condesending....just thought maybe I am missing something here.