vern21

I just bought a dozen of the easton carbon axis arrows. and what broadheads would you recommend?

Colorado Luckydog

For Elk- Muzzy's

For Deer- Muzzy's

For Bear- Muzzy's

For........

Muzzy's for everthing! Tried and true!

arrow2512

21- Tell him congrats ,and good luck with his frist deer season i know he will be excited.

jkm03003

I have killed deer and hogs with Muzzy before, but I would recomment using a 2blade Rage. 2inch entry hole. My brother killed a 10pt with the RAGE last year and they worked great. Have heard nothing but great things about them

Filter

rage they have been good for me

ButchA

Magnus Stingers!

The most nastiest, most vicious, most scary sharp, broadhead around. They fly like heat seeking missle out of any bow! [8D]

Western MA Hunter

I have had great luck w/ the Slick Tricks in the past. I am a die hard Crimson Talon man now though.

Downsouth13

Alot of broadheads are pretty good, but Muzzy has been at the top for the past few years. They have been tried and tested over the years and have been proven to get the job done. I heard that the G5 montecs are pretty good as well as the rage. I have been shooting the Muzzy 100gr 3 blade and have absolutely no complaints whatsoever. Your choice though.

Hurricanespg

I have had good results with Grim Reaper 100gr Razortips.

acrey

I like wasp sst hammers, they come in 75,85,90,100,125 grains. They look like muzzys, but the tip is factory alligned where as the muzzys you have put on. I have tried muzzys and they didnt fly good for me, the wasp are great i have never had a problem. If you try machanical broadheads remember they take alot of energy from your arrow to open up so this equals less pass throughs. Watch a hunting show or video where they shoot them and how many deer run off with the arrow still hanging out. If you are in a treestand the entry hole will be at least center of the body so without a pass through the chest has to fill up before you have a blood trail. Just something to think about.