still confused on which broadhead to use
 

O.K. I have to admit that I am still confused on what type of broadhead to use out of my Parker Buckbuster 175. I bought some NAP Bloodrunners but haven't opened the package yet as I have seen some bad reviews on them. Something like the screws coming out. Please give me some more suggestions. This is my second post but still confused on what to use. Thanks.

125 gr Slick Trick Mags or Griz.

I've been impressed with the wasp sst boss broadheads. They shoot close or exactly the same as field points and they are tough. Very reasonably priced too.

Rage 2 blade
 

I have been shooting rage 2 blade out of my horton 175 for 3 years now, they fly just like a practice point. And when you hit something with it ,you won't beleive the entrance hole.

Just go for the G5 100 gr. Strikers, you will not be disappointed, they fly the same as field points, are very tough and make quite big devastating wounds. You can’t go wrong with them. It may be helpful to go and have a look at the reviews that buyers have placed on them at cabelas and bass pro web pages.

Muzzy MX-4. 100 grains

BH's are among the 20 other things that someone said this that & most of it hear say! what another persons CB shoots and does doesn't mean yours will react the same. CB's are unto themselves, you may have the same model as i do but it shoots diff. if you like that BH then at least try one with real open mind. they must have caught yer eye/mind or you wouldn't bought them to start with. i have no stock in that company which ever one it is. ppl & their reviews & views are just that their's! most things in life are about trying & learning. have a good one

Dude it's not rocket science...

Muzzy's or Wasp's

Take your pick... They are both good heads and will shoot good out of your BB 175..

Best advice your gonna get,Moon,awshucks,all speak for them
Archery Talk has a post going on right now about them.:guiness:

meat seekers
 

I have hunted with them already and they fly exactly like a field tip. 100 grain meat seekers. Buckeyefootball