you proved it all right

Guess I'm old fashioned. I been using thunderheads for a few years and they have not failed yet. Until they do I will stay with them and they are about available in all the sporting -archery stores.

Taken a deer and 5 elk with wasp 3 blade fixed. I have put it through ribs on elk and has stood up just fine. My buds here use spitfires for elk, i am leery of mechanicals but they seem to perform very well for them. For elk you want a good solid strong point.

I like the Montecs by G5. Fly well and are pretty sturdy. They need to be sharpened but I like the re-usability of them.

I'm a satisfied Lifetime Member of the Muzzy 3 Blade Fixed Club!!! "Proven to be Bad to - and THRU the Bone.

I have been using the heavey wieghts from Bear ( 2 blades ). But can't buy them here no more so I have been changing to Magnus 140 grain 2 blade broadheads. I can't wait for next season to try them out. My last deer shot with the bear broadheads hit at an angle but, cut thru seven ribs so I am happy with my choice.

muzzys are a good broadhead. bone crushing.

Slick Tricks, Magnus Stingers, Muzzys... in that order too.

go with any fixed blade that's razor sharp and you'll kill all three granted you make good shots.

I shoot muzzys. I tried many different heads, but always go back to muzzys and will never leave again. I don't elk hunt, but I use them on deer and turkeys as well and know people that swear by them for elk.