RE: which fixed head
 

Most heads fly good but slick tricks do hit where you aim. I've never had a flier and because of their compact design they're not affected much by wind.

RE: which fixed head
 

Longtime Muzzy fan here but I've dabbled with a few other fixed heads the last few years. Best flying head I've ever shot is the Rocky Mountain Turbos(now known as Blitz), but the tiny allen screws are a pain in the rear when replacing the blades and I've gone away from the Turbo(Blitz) only for this reason.

RE: which fixed head
 

Ive got some Muzzy's and Sattelites for soft game only(but i never use them as they dont last)...But if you guys want to try some of the ultra tough Aussie heads Blackstump 2 bladers...Outback Supremes..Outback Shikari's..both 2 blade and 4...and Tuskers are in my opinion the best flying..toughest broadheads available....Good for Scrub Bulls..buff and you can re sharpen and get dozens of Deer shots with no dramas....And with the exchange rate you will prob get them delivered for the same price we pay....Shikari's fly the same as field points to 60m....Tuskers are avail over eBay and the others thru Aussiebowhunters.com..

RE: which fixed head
 

been shooting some model of Rocky Mountain 3 Blades since they came on the market in the 70s. Deer, Bears, Elk, Caribou, Buffalo, wild Hogs & many more have been taken with them.
Currently-3 Blade Rocky Mountain 125gr. Ironhead.
2 hogs 2 Whitetail this past season.

RE: which fixed head
 

muzzy mx3 or mx4..i have the mx4s and they fly great