The first broad head I hunted with was the bear razerhead. Shot a lot of whitetails and my bear with them. Now I shoot a G5 striker and have had good luck with them. I just bought some more of them from JJ overkill.
I had good luck on deer and elk with the 100 grain Viper Tricks. For my Christmas gift, my girl friend surprised me with the 100 grain Solid Broad heads. I dont want to lose them.....makes me a little nervous but I am excited to so the results on an animal.
I have Muzzy 100\'s and I tried them out on my Elite bow today. Two shots, both flew way left at 30 yds. The field points are either dead on or
a little right. I may try the Slick Trick 100\'s. Are mechanical broad heads legal in CO?
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Getting your broadheads to fly the same as field tips is nothing more than a tuning problem. A properly tuned bow with a properly tuned arrow is the KEY! Click on the link I have posted here to getter done!
I\'ve always used cut on contact 2 or 3 blade broadheads that I can re-sharpen. File them scary sharp, put them on the end of a woodie and they do the job if I do.
I use shuttle T\'s. They are the best flying fixed heads I\'ve used. I\'ve killed elk with Muzzy and T3 as well. The Shuttle T\'s are the best of these three in all categories except price for the muzzy.
I\'ll admit that if ya hit em here with a bare shaft you\'ll be watching him fall though! :shock:
I used Muzzy\'s for years as they flew true, were easy to sharpen or replace blades. Switched to Magnus Stingers and Slick Trick mags. I have always wanted to try out the Shuttle T\'s.