fishon01

Anyone ever use the practice blades on there muzzy' s for turkey' s or maybe just use the sharp blades and shoot them for awhile to dull em up a little. Any info would be great & good luck to you all......fishon

Phil in MO

Sharp or dull, Muzzys will pass through more times than not. I killed a turkey last fall with Muzzy 3 blade. Passed through and traveled another 20 yards. That' s 15 yards farther than the turkey did though. Your better off percentage wise with a larger cut head like a Hammerhead by Rocket or a Vortec, something with a 2" cut.

proturkeycaller

I shoot 100 grain Muzzy' s for whitetail. Come spring, I turn my bow weight down and switch to 75 grain Muzzy' s with a 25 grain Adder Point behind them. You wont pass through regardless of what blades you use.

I have also gone the mechanical route and agree that the larger cut Rockets are good for turkey hunting as well.

Mr. Longbeard

I dont think I would go with the dull blade dude You might want to try some factory razor sharp ones

GrumpyTom

fishon01 use sharp heads but install arrow arresters on the arrows. I use the Zwickey Scorpio and they work great, stop all pass throughs and do not effect the arrow flight.

Good luck.

roman

Proturkeycaller, a friennd and can' t agree how to install the ADDER point . Please tell how to properly install it.

proturkeycaller

Click on the link I posted above. (The words " Adder Point" links to the Cabela' s website.)

The way they show it installed is the same way that the instructions you get with the ADDERs show it installed. (With the bends going back over the arrow shaft instead of forward toward the broadhead.)

roman

Jerimia, Thanks for the info. We had both thrown away the package. You are the man. Good luck.

fishon01

Sorry i took so long to reply back. Coaching little league and 12 yr old twin boys is a full time job. Thanks for the replies!

Dont have access to expandables and i do have adder points, may have to try them behind the muzzys. thanks again.......fishon