broadheads
 

thinking of buying these...what do yall think of these broad heads?
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/pod/standard-pod-wrapped.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/pod-link.jsp_A&_DAV=MainCatcat21424-cat20059_TGP&rid=&indexId=cat20059&nav Action=push&masterpathid=&navCount=1&p arentType=index&parentId=cat20059&id=00469 23

RE: broadheads
 

They look nice, but I haven't tried them. Sorry that I couldn't be better help. Keep in mind that the big companies put the names on a less expensive blade for profit reasons... However, they must be a decent enough blade not to hurt their company name. (confusing hey)

I use the NEW Maniac broadhead fromAfterShock Archery and their awesome and made in the USA.Plus you can use them as a 2 or 4 blade.

Good Luck!

RE: broadheads
 

Do they come in 200gr's????????????????

RE: broadheads
 

Those tips are probably made by Muzzy for Cabelas. They look a lot like a muzzy and have the same construction. Plus, the FX-3 designation is close enough to MX to figure it has to be theirs.

RE: broadheads
 

Now you know they don't..:D:D.. Since you got those Muzzy Phantoms 220 gn. I guess now you have to go back to the outback to hunt big game. :D

RE: broadheads
 

Those tips are probably made by Muzzy for Cabelas. They look a lot like a muzzy and have the same construction. Plus, the FX-3 designation is close enough to MX to figure it has to be theirs.
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Trocar tip is a Muzzy trade name. If Muzzy is making it, should be a good broadhead.
Gselkhunter

RE: broadheads
 

Good catch gselk. I didn't read the entire description. Those are definitely made by Muzzy then.

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Going to the outback in mid December for 4 weeks:)

A few mates from over there have arranged a couple of hunts for me so it is going to be fun.

RE: broadheads
 

6 for $20.00??!! "If it's too good to be true . . ." I'm not a big fan of aluminum in broadheads, Can get dented, scratched, gouged, and ultimatley throw things off. Just not right for penetration either. The blades (being hollow and thin: .030") look likely to shatter on bone and not do you much good.
Look, in most hunting seasons, how many shots on game do you get? Why take a chance on bargain equiptment? Spend $25.00 for three Slick Tricks and sharpen them, or hbuy new blades every year.

RE: broadheads
 

Are you serious? The Muzzy has been used for over 20 yrs with great success and it's aluminum ferule. It's not like they use the same aluminum used for a soda can.

And .030 is thicker than many heads out there. If they are the Cabela version of the Muzzy there is absolutely nothing wrong with them.

RE: broadheads
 

I have been killing animals with Muzzys for 20 years now. I have never had a broadhead fail. I have burried braodheads in the far side shoulder blade of an elk, dug it out and shot another animal with it. I have yet to find a reason to switch to something else.
Gselkhunter