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BigBuck95 04-02-2010 04:26 PM

Fixed Blade Broadhead
 
Hi guys,
Currently, I use G5 Striker Broadheads, and I really like the fixed blades, and I just have a question....
What fixed blade do you shoot and how has it worked, I am looking at some new ones on Cabelas:biggrin: and thinking I may want to try something new.....Any suggestion? Thanks,:fighting0007:
BigBuck95

Countryboy27012 04-03-2010 09:22 AM

I use a 4 Blade 100 grain Muzzy. Very sharp, shoot just like FP's and are tough as nails. I have had a 100% sucess rate with them, usually running no more that 20 yards.

cptleo1 04-03-2010 10:38 AM

Snuffer SS

Probably the best combination of quality and engineering on the market

Howler 04-03-2010 11:21 AM

I also use the Magnus Snuffer SS. I've shot 3 elk with them and 5 whitetails. Had pass throughs on every thing, including one broadside bull elk at 51 yards.
Sharp right out of the package, spin true, and are tough.

The Rev 04-03-2010 06:55 PM

Muzzy Phantoms 220 gn. I've recently bought a dozen Carbon Express 100 gn for my long bows. They seem to work pretty good. I'm not going to recommend them until I actually hunt with them. But on a compound with all that energy, I go heavy FOC.

MeanV2 04-05-2010 06:09 AM

G5 makes some good heads but IMHO nothing compares to a Slick Trick!

Dan

05_sprcrw 04-05-2010 07:25 AM

Magnus 100 grain 4 blade buzzcuts always spin true, sharp out of the package and great customer service.

Edcyclopedia 04-05-2010 03:01 PM

Thunderhead ~ 16 years no failure & lots of dead deer...

OneMustFall 04-05-2010 04:12 PM


Originally Posted by cptleo1 (Post 3606991)
Snuffer SS

Probably the best combination of quality and engineering on the market

DITTO for me...........

Dusty Britches 04-06-2010 06:26 AM

Carbon Express F15, 100 grain. it slices through big hogs like a hot knife through butter. My draw weight is 56 pounds, 27 inches.

Here's a 180 pound hog:


Here's the blood trial on it:


Entry wound on the left of a 145 pound hog:


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