kwilson16

I shoot Muzzy 100 grain 3 blades.

I hear a lot of great talk about the Slick Tricks. But from the looks of them (on MeanV's new website), theyappear very simlar to Muzzy's.

Is there an advantage and what is it?

Bullet Hole Bailey

one peace ferrule. alcatraz blade locking system, super dee duper sharp blades, more accuracy...............what else do i need to say?

Dubbya

Atta boy bullet hole, you're coming along nicely.

He's correct... actually. Personally I like the fact that you don't have to screw the tip on over the top of the blades. The blades are sturdier than the standard muzzy 3 blade. Obviously there is more cutting surface as well. I won't bash the muzzies because they kill A LOT of deer every year, but personally I'll shoot the ST's for years to come. They'll be in my quiver for my elk hunt as well.

hnt24.7

Muzzy are the best broadhead out there. You can't beat them.....

Pass_Thru

The guys above hit that one on the head. All steel ferrel compaired to an aluminum Muzzy ferrel. the Slick Tricks fly like mad too. I shot Muzzys for years until the first day I shot a ST.

Jason

Drizzu213

shoot them both and then tell me

archer58

I'll have torecommend the Slick Tricks. Not that Muzzy's aren't a good head, but I have had problems getting the tips to go on correctly. There are some that have a slight wobble if the tips aren't threaded properly.
ST's don't have that problem and I've found that they resharpen much easier.

WesternMdHardwoods

I shot muzzys for years and never had a problem one with them. I had them in some pretty damaging situations and have always been impressed with their outcome.Aluminum ferrule or not I cant recall any of them bending/breaking in any situation I had them in?

But...this year I will be using slick trick mag100's because Gary from slick tricks gave me a new pack to ake things right because in 05' i tried them and to be honest they were junk. But after talking with Gary he explained to me that in 05' they had some heat treatment problems with a not so strong ferrule! He has now IMPROVED the ferrule with better steel and I believe he got rid of heat treatment so he could not run into the same problems?? Anyhow the slicks are great so far they fly just like my field tips! Also with the GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE that I got from Gary I wouldnt think twice about what I want to shoot now!

I will be putting them to the test this year! I will be sure to let everyone know the outcome of there perfomance!

But to basically answer the question I dont think your going to be wrong in any choice you make, but if your going to make a switch Slick Trick is the way to go!!

Also... the only downfall that I can find on the slick tricks that I havent talked to Gary about yet is I wonder if he makes a practice head(blades) because these damn things are definantely tearing up my broadhead taget! haha I guess thats a good thing!!

MidwestJ

Slick tricks are smaller than the muzzys but they fly like my field points unlike my muzzys. They are a fixed head and fly accurate....plus they're sharp...that's good for me.

GMMAT

Chances are.....this isn't the BH's fault. If your bow is in tune....they should all fly true.

Nothing against other BH's......and I find it humorous when people have to claim there's is "best ever"...."nuff said"....lol.

When a Muzzy fails me......and it's not my fault......I'll think about switching. Chances are.....I'll be shooting them for a long time.