Dewey wrote:Boogieman1 wrote:Josh_S wrote:Dewey wrote:SEMObowhunter wrote:Dewey wrote:Same as I have for almost 25 years now....125 gr Muzzy 3 blade w/Trocar tip. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it.
My thoughts exactly. Wish I had all the money back I spent trying to find something better. Not that there isn’t a head out there that is better, but for my needs and budget, this is the best broadhead for me.
I lost only one buck due to wounding with a Muzzy since 1993. That one loss was last year and was more my fault due to poor shot selection and had zero to do with the broadhead. Can’t argue with those results.
In the end shot selection is really all that matters. Any head out there will kill just fine if you puncture both lungs. You can use the best head out there but if you can’t put it in the right spot it’s totally worthless.
nailed it
I agree and disagree. While yes if you shoot a deer in the leg the best broadhead isn't going to help you. But how bout a common shot that ends up in the shoulder! This is where my concerns lye , u don't have to do to much research to find what kind of broadheads are gonna leave you feeling sick in that situation. I want a broadhead that performs for the good, bad and the ugly. I want it to last and I don't want it to lose all its momentum trying to push through the hide.
That’s why I shoot Muzzy. BAD TO THE BONE.
I've always wanted to try a phantom just haven't got around to it. Mainly due to limited variety of sizes, I normally have to get a glue on so I can play with the weight but I've never heard anything bad about Muzzy