WHATS THE BEST BROADHEAD

shrpshtrjoe · Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2005 1:01 pm Post subject: WHATS THE BEST BROADHEAD

Howdy. For my compound i use 100gr muzzys and have never bin sorry.I wanted to use them for my crossbow as well but had problems with planeing. So i ended up useing an expandable with good results. The bolts are so short for a crossbow i dont think the fixed blade could stabilize the shaft . I worked in a bow shop for a few years and was always asked whats the best i always responded with a sharp one !. whats your favorite

DallanC · Site Admin Joined: Jan 18, 2005 Posts: 3572 Location: Utah

GrimReapers, mechanical broadheads that are strong as heck. They are also spring loaded so the blades are held in place without a rubber band like a few brands use. Used them this past year and thought they did a good job.

-DallanC

roundball · Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2005 11:09 am Post subject: Re: WHATS THE BEST BROADHEAD

shrpshtrjoe wrote:

Howdy. For my compound i use 100gr muzzys and have never bin sorry.I wanted to use them for my crossbow as well but had problems with planeing. So i ended up useing an expandable with good results. The bolts are so short for a crossbow i dont think the fixed blade could stabilize the shaft . I worked in a bow shop for a few years and was always asked whats the best i always responded with a sharp one !. whats your favorite

Muzzy 115grn 4 blade on Easton 2413's...has to be the best design...it's the one all the others copied
Laughing

shrpshtrjoe · Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2005 2:01 pm Post subject: Re: WHATS THE BEST BROADHEAD

roundball wrote:

Muzzy 115grn 4 blade on Easton 2413's...has to be the best design...it's the one all the others copied
Laughing

Howdy tried 3 blade and 4 blade muzzys on a 2219 20" bolt ( horton recomends the 2219) and both planed. The expandable's shoot very well and have had no problems taking deer down