RE: Wal*Mart comes through again- Muzzy
 

i have been using them for 6yrs. there isnt a better head out there. the blades are not the sharpest out of the package. that would be my only gripe. i have never had anything but PASS throughs with muzzy's. they will pass through any animal in N amer. deer r toast:)

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First of all I just want to say I've read these posts for a long time and on the whole there is not a more nice and informative group of people in the world! As for the topic I'm glad someone appreciates the benifits of 4-blade muzzys. A bunch of my hunting buddies have this fear of 4-blade broadheads not flying well even after I've proved it to them many times.

RE: Wal*Mart comes through again- Muzzy
 

thats funny, I also just bought my 100 gr 4 blades at wally world.

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Follow up:

I went out yesterday afternoon with 3 practice heads and the Muzzy's do everything that they claim. I had to adjust my windage 2clicks left and I'm consistantly getting 3"groups at 30 yrds. They fly as well as my old field tips. I am shooting a Martin Jag Mag at 60lbs and 29" draw w/ Easton xx78's. After reading many helpful posts on this forum, I was concerned with the (possible) KE that I was producing and the spitfires that I had been using. There is now one less thing that I need to be worried about when in my stand. Thanks for all of the insight.

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RE: Wal*Mart comes through again- Muzzy
 

NJ-Bowhunter,
Don't forget to sharpen the tip!

Good Hunting this fall!


Greg

&quot;Getting close to the game is the joy of Bowhunting for me, the harvest is a bonus.&quot;

Live 15 ft Python after eating a small Antelope!

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NJ-Bowhunter,
Don't forget to sharpen the tip!
Good Hunting this fall!
Greg
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How do you suggest that I do that?

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RE: Wal*Mart comes through again- Muzzy
 

Screw the tip onto the broadhead body without blades
Lay the tip flat on a stone9I use a pocket diamond hone I picked up at the local woodworkers store) and using a figure eight motion(Like sharpening a knife blade) sharpen the tip without lifting it off the stone flip it over on side (two more edges of the tip and repeat for a total of 3 sides 6 edges.
With a little practice you end up with a needle sharp tip and cutting edges that shave the hair on your forearm. Since these are tool hardened steel a very light brush of oil (or sharpen with oil) keeps them from rusting.

They are butter knife sharp out of the package but mine area all razor sharp!

If this dosn't make sense let em know and I'll see if I can get a couple of pictures to help.


Greg

&quot;Getting close to the game is the joy of Bowhunting for me, the harvest is a bonus.&quot;

Live 15 ft Python after eating a small Antelope!

RE: Wal*Mart comes through again- Muzzy
 

To start with I shoot both muzzy 90's and 100 4 bladers.

Did anyone notice the fact the realtree edition muzzy 100's are $5.00 more than the muzzy camo'd broadheads. $5.00 for a camo print that isn't over 1.5&quot; long. What a joke. The muzzy camo ones look plenty good to me, could hardly tell the difference in color because there's so little camo actually there.

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Hi!
I have been reading these post just 2 nights now, and i believe i`ve found a home! I use muzzy 90`s 4 blade. With carbon arrows. I was hunting Indiana a couple of years ago, and grunted in a 7 point in early season, when he came into my range of 25yrds. i came to full draw, he was quarting away from me just the way i like them to, anyway as i released my arrow, i don`t know if he had the urge to dig a flea or what but he turned with his bung hole kind of facing me, the arrow hit in his hind quarter, but the arrow found its way to the heart, a quick recover, of what might have been a butchering sight! I couldn`t belive that the muzzy cut like it did.


Chris

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I second your first line Muzzy77! I also hunt IN.