G5 Montec
 

I am thinking of using these heads this year for deer hunting. Does anyone have experience with them? I will be shooting 100 gr. Any advice or info on them will be greatly appreciated.

RE: G5 Montec
 

Also I was thinking of shooting the NAP Crossfire. Which of these two would you all recomend? Thanks

RE: G5 Montec
 

I haven't shot either one, bu tI was talking to a guy today that has been bowhunting for over 30 years, and swears by the Montec's and a variety of Muzzys.

RE: G5 Montec
 

Never used a Montec but those that do seem to love those things. They do look well made.

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Montec G5'S are really good. One piece and ready to go.

RE: G5 Montec
 

I use the Montec G5's 100gr and they're a great head ,the flight characteristic's are very good ,but they could come a little sharper when buying them. But I'll be using them this season again ,and I might give the Slick Trick's a try as well.

nubo

RE: G5 Montec
 

Used to be a big fan, but sold the 12 heads I own. Without going into detail, the basic reason is the steel is soft. I feel that it does not hold a great edge through fur and hide.If you want one to resharpen- Razorcap or snuffer.

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Montec's are a great head, I have been using them since Nate started making them, heck Me and My daughter Brittny even made it into there product calender...:)

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TheMontec is adecent flying fixed blade head. Re-sharpening is a plus.

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I have not shot the montec but have shot the crossfire. The crossfires were to easy to break but flew great. Switch to the nitrons cheaper fly as well or better. I shot a crossfire that went under my target into the grass and it bent bad --shot one into plywood broke. The nitrons to a hittook a hit tothe ground bent only a blade still straight and still flew great. Nitrons in the same plywood just fine. The nitrons all one piece steel ferrel the crossfires have a wimpy small diameter ferrel that the broadhead spins on in my opinion that is the weak point.