I was also looking at muzzys along with the montecs and hellrazors. I will most definitley be shooting the montecs but do muzzys fly well and does the tip on the ned help with bone or what.
Any info would be good.


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Colten

Muzzy's are great heads, and they are reasonably priced. I tried some G5 Montec's in 85 gr. and 100 gr. They are great heads, if you can find a package sharp enough and can keep them sharp. Not one package I bought would pass for sharp. They , in fact, were some of the dullest edges I had ever seen on a head, thus I went back to the Muzzys. And yes, the tip is designed for breaking thru bone.

MET

What he said, very strong reliable broadheads.

I have used muzzys for many years and they fly exactly like my fieldtips. They work perfectly for me and I would have no reason to try another head. As far as the tip, I have never had any issues with penetration. In fact I hit a buck too far forward a few years ago and it took out both shoulderblades and dropped him on the spot. There are a lot of great broadheads on the market. Most of them should shoot just like filedtips in a properly tuned bow. Good luck.

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I hunted with Muzzy's for years. However, I switched to thunderheads after a recomendation from my friend. I can say the thunderheads are more duriable on the at the tip. My muzzy's would tend to bend if hit something solid. They still will go through any deer I shot. They just don't reuse as well.

As was said, there's a lot of good, high-quality heads on the market these days.

My Muzzy MX-3s stack right in with my field points at distances out to 60 yards (the furthest I practice), and I love the blade thickness and sharpness.

As others said, too... they're offered at a great price point to the customer.

Thanks guys i might purchase me some mx-3s or somethin thanks for the input.

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Colten

Colten, the MX-3's blew threw three deer for me last year. They left good sized wounds and flew well.

check out the innerloc heads also