bowhunterd68

Yea, I agree Muzzy makes a good broadhead. I think thats the hard part, trying to decide. Now a days theres so many good heads out on the market.
Dan.

usmc1978

Thanks, gang, that helps a lot. I must have just been missing these offerings, or else my wholesaler doesn't carry them. I guess I need to broaden my horizons.

ManofTheFall

I used the 125 grain Thunderheads for many years until I switched to the rage. The Thunderheads are very durable and do a very nice job.

Poor Man

One word THUNDERHEAD by new archery products. Here is a pic of what a 125 and 100 grain thunderhead does when it hits elk bone. They hold up to my 80 lb bowtech and go right through the shoulder of an elk.

Schultzy

Magnus makes a bunch of different 125 grain BH's. Lifetime warranty on all of their BH's and their also cheap In price also.

tight360

Performance is second to none, never has given me reason to look elsewhere.

KANSAS31

Only harvested one deer with a bow used a motec g5 100gr good broadhead solid steel long lasting.

ps will use them again this year hope this helps.

roosclan

My vote goes to Magnus also:
Stinger
Buzzcut
Snuffer SS (one-piece design like Monetc)

Also the Red Feather Archery Phoenix, which is a one-piece design, but has a single bevel edge instead of a double bevel.

I'm waffling back and forth between the Phoenix and the Snuffer SS myself.

Cougar Mag

Slicktrick 125 grain or Muzzy MX-3 125 grain...........both are excellent heads.

jerseyhunter

I like Slick Tricks followed by Wasp SST Hammerheads, both carried by Cabella's and my local Archery Shop.