West Virginia Bow-Nut

I am thinking of trying some muzzy's, I'm set on the 125gr. but don't know witch would do the best job hunting bear and deer 3 blade or 4. I know either one would be good on deer but was thinking of the extra blade for bear. How do they fly and penatrate. I'm shooting a 72# Bow-Tec Liberty at 30" Easton c2 carbons......Dave

5 shot

The 3 blade will penetrate better the 4 blade will do more damage. It's a toss up really and depends on what your looking for, Max penetration or Max tissue damage.

High Tine

I use 3 blade 100gr. on a CX400 arrow. Never lost a deer with that set-up.

Medic167

You will get a hundred different responses to this so here is my two cents worth(about all my opinion is worth ). I had serious trouble getting good groups with the Muzzy Four blades. I will be using a three blade next season or a mechanical.

bigbulls

If I were going to shoot a Muzzy it would be the Phantom. I do not like the way the tip is installed on the furrel. I have seen the tip bend over the furrel on just shooting into a 3d target and the furrel balloon on hard hits.

IMHO innerlocks are a much betteer broadhead than a Muzzy. At least for me, they fly better and are much tougher with the steel tip extending all the way through the furrel.
http://www.innerloc.com/

Elkcrazy8

I switched from the phantoms after the tip curled over on a rib shot. I still got the elk but the fletches kept me from having a pass through. At 10 yards with 83 ft lbs that should have been a complete pass through.

Medic167

I had serious problems with Muzzy 4 blades. They flew terrible.

pungoman

I"ve shot Muzzy's for about 6 yrs and I've tried the 3 &4 blade models, with my bow setup the 3 blades shot much better groups and 90% of the time I've had complete passthroughs on the deer i've shot with them.

i shoot stuff

i would say 4blade muzzy because u want to do as much damage as possible on a bear

BowHuntingFool

I use both. The 3 blade 100gr do some serious damage! The 4 blade fly like a field tip. They are both great broadheads. I also use CX 300's for my arrows!