Broadheads
 

Okay, so I currently used the Montec G5 Broadheads, and they are very sharp and fly pretty true, but I was just wondering what everybody else uses? What's good? What's bad? Lastly, do you prefer fixed blade or expandables?
BigBuck95:s13:

100 grain NAP Thunderhead fix blade... like a cast iron skillet and fly great on my CarbonX Maxima's

G5 striker 100 grains. Fly well and tough.

Grim Reaper expandable did the job for me this year.

Sonics 4 me

I like slick trick mag.125 gr. Very Strong, leave big holes and fly very true. In Idaho we can only use fixed.....No Mech. BE Careful when handling these bh. They are SHARP. German steel blades, with a good price.

Yes, they are sharp.

ACC 3-60 with 100 gr. magnum Slick Tricks.

Slick Tricks!!:barmy:

They are the Best rplaceable blade broadhead I've used in over 40 years of Bowhunting.

Dan

Yes Gary, started the craze with the short bh called the Slick Trick. It is now the #1 bh in use. A lot of the states will not allow mechanical heads, and a lot of ranches.:confused0024: The sonic, hell razor, montec, bloodrunner, and a lot of others came from the design of the st. Sharp and thick blades, 4, allow me to resharpen as new without having to replace. The cost is less than most and 100% steel. I have taken 6 with this one and 15 deer before losing it on the last.

IMO sonics are actually superior to slick tricks in that, they are a cut on contact design ,which gives them the unbelievable pentration ive experienced on six deer so far. the blades are pretty thick aswell on the sonic, and they fly excellent and theyre tough http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/bowh...ve-target.html

slick tricks are about 25$ for 3, and sonics are about 40$ for 6 ,so you save about 10$ buying sonics, but you can find even better deals everywhere on sonics, cause for some reason they arent as popular as other heads:confused0024: mabye if the folks at ABC would wake up and market these things a little better the would sell more. answering an email might be nice too ,ABC!