muzzy's
 

I was thinking about buying some new muzzy broad heads and i was wondering what the major differences between the 3-blade and 4-blade (obviously besides cutting edges). Any advise/recommendations are appeciated!

RE: muzzy's
 

both fly really well as long as the arrow is the correct spine and the bow is in tune as with ne other broadhead. So after that it is just a matter of preference. But have used the 3-blade Muzzy's for two years with no ill-effects other than dead deer!!!:D

RE: muzzy's
 

x2!

RE: muzzy's
 

The only problem I have with muzzy is the aluminum body is more prone to bending than a steel body. I had one bend last season unknowingly until I spin tested it this year. Steel will also bend sure, but not as easily.

Still shooting the muzzys.

RE: muzzy's
 

the diffence is cutting diameter 4 blade is smaller, but has more cutting surface...other diff is broadhead steer...4 blade will have more than 3...other than the minor diff it will be prefrence

RE: muzzy's
 

exactly, i've heard from more than a few that tuning four blades was much more difficult than three blades

RE: muzzy's
 

i would go with the three blade i have heard alot of issues about tuning the four blade heads. just my 2 cents

RE: muzzy's
 

I shot 4 bladed Muzzys from 1996 up until the end of last years season. They were 90 grain and I never had aproblem with arrow flight, impact or blood trail. I just switched to 100 grain 3 blades this Fall and will be shooting those out of my Guardian this entire season. From what I can tell, these heads fly just as good as my other 4 blade heads. I've been shooting Muzzy's since I started bow hunting in 1996 and I intend to keep using them. To each their own.