paka

Just a quick note. Went hunting yesterday and drew on a goat and missed right undder it . Was a tricky 35 - 40 yarder ( no excuse) . Before my shot I noticed this goat was infront of rock's , stones , and a cliff. Anyways watching my arrow dip under the goat , thinking it would rickashei ( rick a shay) I noticed it stuck straight. I got to it and saw my arrow sticking straight out of a solid lava rock!! My muzzy 100 (3 blades) and insert pushed deep into the arrow and split the arrow about an inch down . After a cupple trys the head came out of the rock without any damage , I couldnt believe it .Back on an arrow it wentIn the past my cheaper broadheads would just blow up upon hitting rocks , even trees.
So to say the least I think the muzzy 100 rock!!!!

BobCo19-65

Yes, they are tough! Here is a picture of a Muzzy that I shot at cast iron (Don't ask why). It's a 145 grain four blade shot out of a 70 pound parker compoud.

newman1

Yeah that would have been cool if the arrow were to "ricochet"and take down that goat.

PA Bow/Flinter

Thats an amazing pic there BobCo. I might have to try that with my thunderheads just to see what it would do. At what distance did u shoot it from?

fl.huntress

i swear by muzzys.

BobCo19-65

.308, it was roughly 20 yards, here is a picture of another head that I shot during the same test, everything except the head was the same:

zubba

Not only do Muzzy's hit hard and are rock solid, but they fly very true (atleast out of my bowtech) There isn't much different for me between my field tips I use for leagues, and the Muzzy 100's I hunt with. I'm hooked on Muzzy. ~Bad to the Bone~ is right

PA Bow/Flinter

Bob....what kind of head is the second one?

takedownfreak123

i was shoting at a target and try shooting mydads bow which is right am i am left bad ideal i toldly missed hit a fence post the broad heads were probaly 15 years old and nothing even happen in went into the arrow like the muzzy though

Snood Slapper

Looks like an Innerloc to me...