Favorite Broadhead?

[dbHunterNY]

I've gone through my inventory and i have other heads but since 2010 when they came out I switched from throw away original Rage heads to the original Rage titanium 2-blade broadhead. I've only changed out the blades, unless the head gets lost out in the field/woods when I shoot something. cut on contact design, really have never noticed a bent ferrule, and have always gotten pass-throughs. i spin my screwed on broadheads with an arrow spinner before they go back into my quiver and stay with that arrow. i think i'm down to two of these heads left and that gives me great heartache. They need to bring the design back.

Anyway what's your favorite broadhead, whether it be newly discovered or old time tested?

[Robhuntandfish]

grim reaper whitetail specials. 

[mowin]

Swhacker 100g .. I've shot several deer with low poundage bows using these with fantastic results.

[Bucksnbows]

I’m old fashioned. A Muzzy 3 blade for me.  I don’t need flash, just a reliable head that flies where my field points fly. 

[Bucksnbows]

1 minute ago, mowin said:

Swhacker 100g .. I've shot several deer with low poundage bows using these with fantastic results.

I did take my bear Monday with that head on a crossbow. I didn’t think I could stand well to draw my Hoyt, so I grabbed the Ten Point. (NJ that is)

[BowmanMike]

I am really liking the cutthroat 2 blade single bevel. One piece design and durable.

[JohnPlav]

Muzzy MX-3, G5 Montec, and Rage Extreme-4... I'm all over the board. 

Depends on which spot I'm hunting and which bow I'm using. 

 

[Caveman]

1 hour ago, Robhuntandfish said:

grim reaper whitetail specials. 

I am using these for the first time this year. What are your bow specs, out of curiosity? They claim you need 65 ft-lbs of KE. I'm sure I'm there, but I have never shot through a chronograph to know my arrow velocity and calculate KE.

[Robhuntandfish]

20 minutes ago, Caveman said:

I am using these for the first time this year. What are your bow specs, out of curiosity? They claim you need 65 ft-lbs of KE. I'm sure I'm there, but I have never shot through a chronograph to know my arrow velocity and calculate KE.

I'm shooting 64#s on a 29" draw.  With a 340 arrow.  This is an exit wound.  

[9jNYstarkOH]

NAP spitfire maxx

Edited October 12, 2023 by 9jNYstarkOH

[Caveman]

51 minutes ago, Robhuntandfish said:

I'm shooting 64#s on a 29" draw.  With a 340 arrow.  This is an exit wound.  

They look devastating. My total arrow weight is 475 gr. And my bow is currently 71.5 lbs at 28 inches. I think I'll be fine.

[Robhuntandfish]

Just now, Caveman said:

They look devastating. My total arrow weight is 475 gr. And my bow is currently 71.5 lbs at 28 inches. I think I'll be fine.

Oh gosh yes.  I've had great luck with them.  Good luck. 

[Doebuck1234]

Used muzzy fixed 3 blades for a few years then switched to grim reaper hades which cut great aswell.my cousin got me(for b-day) a pack of grim reaper carni-four mechanical's so giving them a go this year.have always been a fixed blade guy,will see how I like it

[Nontypical]

Montec G5’s fly as accurate as field tips from my bow. And are just as effective as any other broad head when a good shot is made. 

[grampy]

Muzzy MX4 for me.

They fly true. Get pass throughs, even with a low poundage bow. Large holes on both sides.

No muss. No fuss.