What kind of broadheads do you use-why?

[hjohn429]

What kind of broadheads do you use-why?

[Beekeeper]

3 blade Muzzy. Tough...

[bonnier-admin_2]

RIGHT ON Beekeeper!

3 BLADE 100 GRAIN MUZZY ACCURATE AND BLOWS RIGHT THRU THEM!

[buckhunter]

Another day, another broadhead question.
100 grn Thunderheads. I've downed elk, bear, whitetails, mulies, turkeys, rabbit, coon, squirrels, geese, chipmunks and several robin hoods off the range with them.

[kjflorian]

Thunderheads -100gr

[steve182]

N.A.P Nitron 100gr. 3 blade fixed. Shoot like field points, deadly too

[Far Rider]

100 grain 3 Blade Muzzy fixed blades
I hear expandables fly more consistently, but I don't trust them.

[Golfing Sportsman]

100 grain G5 Montecs, they fly straight and are super easy to resharpen.

[buckeye]

125 Magnus Stingers, Tey are reliable, good quality, and strong.

[MLH]

Crimson Croc. Fixed, cut on contact, two edges, with bleeders. Replaceable blades. Hits to same point of aim as my field points. Heavy blood trails.

[Huntandtrap09]

G5 montecs. they do the job

[Huntandtrap09]

100 grains by the way

[lovetohunt]

I will be packing 100 grain Muzzy.

[mdhager115]

I didnt realize there were so many Muzzy fans. I also use the Muzzy 3 blade, 100 grain. I think that to kill a deer, all you need is a good shot and a sharp point. Those expandables seem unnecessary. If you need to use expandables, its probably your shooting, not your broadhead.

[Sportsman Matt]

I used to make my own out of spent 223 cases, steel plate, and wooden shafts, but now I'm going to be using Muzzy 4 blade (thanks to the FSHuntress)