fixed blade broadheads?
#12
RE: fixed blade broadheads?
ORIGINAL: Wheatley
The only problem is the Montecs have a problem with the tips breaking and they will not replace them. Search for reviews on the montec and you will find them.
Magnus stands by their product and will replace anything with a lifetime warranty. I am not sure about wacems warranty.
The only problem is the Montecs have a problem with the tips breaking and they will not replace them. Search for reviews on the montec and you will find them.
Magnus stands by their product and will replace anything with a lifetime warranty. I am not sure about wacems warranty.
#13
RE: fixed blade broadheads?
I have had problems with Muzzys in the past. Also the blades bend/break easily. I double lunged a deer and the blades got all bent up on a ribcage passthrough.
I now shoot Tightpoint broadheads. They fly like fieldpoints and are extremely durable.
I now shoot Tightpoint broadheads. They fly like fieldpoints and are extremely durable.
#16
RE: fixed blade broadheads?
Qoute: Wheatley
The only problem is the Montecs have a problem with the tips breaking and they will not replace them. Search for reviews on the montec and you will find them.
Magnus stands by their product and will replace anything with a lifetime warranty. I am not sure about wacems warranty.
I shot montecs last year and blew through many deer and had them stick in the ground and never had one break or get much more than a little nick in them. I wouldnt blame G5 a bit if they didnt replace a snapped broadhead. In my opinion if your snapping broadheads off, your either not hitting what your suppose to or your blowing through the targets and hitting something behind them and to me that is a sign of a good broadhead.
The only problem is the Montecs have a problem with the tips breaking and they will not replace them. Search for reviews on the montec and you will find them.
Magnus stands by their product and will replace anything with a lifetime warranty. I am not sure about wacems warranty.
I shot montecs last year and blew through many deer and had them stick in the ground and never had one break or get much more than a little nick in them. I wouldnt blame G5 a bit if they didnt replace a snapped broadhead. In my opinion if your snapping broadheads off, your either not hitting what your suppose to or your blowing through the targets and hitting something behind them and to me that is a sign of a good broadhead.
#17
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Eagle River AK USA
Posts: 68
RE: fixed blade broadheads?
I am totally sold on Slick Tricks. They are VERY strong and everybody that I know who has shot them out of a bow which was tuned well with field points, has had the sameEXACT performance out to 50 yards and even beyondwhen putting on a ST. If they don't perform to your satisfaction they will refund your $ with no questions asked. Due to that guarantee you can't lose by trying them.
#19
RE: fixed blade broadheads?
I have never had the problem with the G5's but while researching them I found a few people that did and they each said that they would not replace them. How they got damaged I will never know, but a company that is not willing to replace a few heads is not worth trying IMO.
#20
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NY
Posts: 4,668
RE: fixed blade broadheads?
The biggest problem I have with the Montecs is you have to resharpen the blades yourself and they are not SUPER sharp to begin with. This leads to 2 potential problems IMO........practicing little if at all with heads out of fear of dulling them.......and/or subpar sharpness after a home touch up (They are not the easiest head to sharpen) Other then that they seem to be a very good BH.
Magnus Stingers fly better then any fixed blade head I have tried, they are sharper then any head I have tried, and they have replaceable blades. They leave some pretty big holes as well.
Magnus Stingers fly better then any fixed blade head I have tried, they are sharper then any head I have tried, and they have replaceable blades. They leave some pretty big holes as well.