Muzzys or rages?
03-05-2013, 05:14 PM
#5
Spike
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Texas
Posts: 34
I am a muzzy girl 
I use the phantom 2-blades though; better penatration with lower draw weight. Heck even my dog's name is Muzzy!
Too bad Rage (or their counterparts) bought out Muzzy
sad day. They also bought out Nockturnals and I have definitely seen failure in those that I never have before.
I use the phantom 2-blades though; better penatration with lower draw weight. Heck even my dog's name is Muzzy!Too bad Rage (or their counterparts) bought out Muzzy
sad day. They also bought out Nockturnals and I have definitely seen failure in those that I never have before.
03-05-2013, 05:24 PM
#6
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Vermont
Posts: 486
I shot Muzzy 100's for years and then switched to Rage broadheads when they first came out. I've lost only one deer sense and that was because my string hit my jacket that I didn't have zipped up. And I have bagged at least one deer a year with my bow, but usually two go down to the rage broadhead. Not sure what your issue is but could it be that your bow isn't paper tuned or your shooting the wrong arrows? Causing you to have bad arrow flight. Or maybe you need to shoot more or try sighting in your bow with the practice broadhead that's in the package. No matter what broadhead you shoot, if the shot placement is poor, then the odds of you recovering your deer decrease. Just saying.
03-05-2013, 07:39 PM
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: North Idaho
Posts: 1,071
I shot Muzzy 100's for years and then switched to Rage broadheads when they first came out. I've lost only one deer sense and that was because my string hit my jacket that I didn't have zipped up. And I have bagged at least one deer a year with my bow, but usually two go down to the rage broadhead. Not sure what your issue is but could it be that your bow isn't paper tuned or your shooting the wrong arrows? Causing you to have bad arrow flight. Or maybe you need to shoot more or try sighting in your bow with the practice broadhead that's in the package. No matter what broadhead you shoot, if the shot placement is poor, then the odds of you recovering your deer decrease. Just saying.
Now I live in a state where you cant use mechanical broadheads so I have muzzy's on the arrows...I killed a big doe this season with muzzy she went down within 40yds...
