Toxic Broadheads

[highmuley]

Are Toxic Broadheads legal for hunting? The cut diameter oily s .875 (7/8) so I would assume there legit but im not sure.  The geometry is not like a typical broadhead. Please advise.  Thanks

[D-Rock425]

Do a search number of treads on them already.

[highmuley]

Damn you Drock!  Will do.  Thanks

[D-Rock425]

I will tell you I wouldn't ever shoot them.

[highmuley]

I will tell you I wouldn't ever shoot them.

Ya. Reviews from other forums have mixed opinions. I have a few other broadheads I am looking into as well. I was just curios. I'm trying to transition from modern to archery while maintaining my priorities. I've never been concerned about how fast a bullet/arrow travels. I'm more into "terminal" performance. That's why I shoot Barnes bullets....I have yet to have an animal leave its tracks. I want a broadhead with great "terminal" performance (entry/exit channel, bone penetration, vital penetration, blood trail, etc.). If you have any input on this (yes, I know there are other threads on this subject  ) your input would be appreciated. Thanks

[Grizzly95]

I have only used muzzy 3 blade 100gr.

[mountainman]

Have seen some nice critters taken locally with them, so they must work

[highmuley]

I was thinking about the Carbon Express, F-15, Dual blade as well. Has anyone used these?

[highmuley]

Have seen some nice critters taken locally with them, so they must work

Like I said...mixed reviews. In theory these should work great. I think the verdict is still out on there actual performance though. There are other broadheads on the market with a similar design too.

[D-Rock425]

Just get yourself a solid head with SHARP blades.  Wac'em, slick trick, shuttle T all proven to be soilid dependable heads.  Why bother with a head with very mixed reviews.

[gonehuntin68]

SHUTTLE T

[h20hunter]

Montecs, Shuttle T, Muzzy....all proven. Find ones you like, shoot 'em and tune 'em, get to hunting.

[D-Rock425]

Don't pay attention to h20hunter and his montec talk.

[Come Get Some]

I will tell you I wouldn't ever shoot them.

Ya. Reviews from other forums have mixed opinions. I have a few other broadheads I am looking into as well. I was just curios. I'm trying to transition from modern to archery while maintaining my priorities. I've never been concerned about how fast a bullet/arrow travels. I'm more into "terminal" performance. That's why I shoot Barnes bullets....I have yet to have an animal leave its tracks. I want a broadhead with great "terminal" performance (entry/exit channel, bone penetration, vital penetration, blood trail, etc.). If you have any input on this (yes, I know there are other threads on this subject  ) your input would be appreciated. Thanks

 The Shuttle T has more terminal damage than any broadhead I have shot. they will never fold ,loose a blade or fail. They fly like a field point. .40 thousands thick blade. They produce a very large entrance hole.

[Smossy]

I will tell you I wouldn't ever shoot them.

Make that two. Id never touch them. Unless your a sharpshooter and can guarantee a recovery.  Which no one can... If you get a poor shot on an animal and it takes off to never be found. With the size of the wound channel those broadheads leave the animal would surely die a slow painful death and not be recovered. With other broadheads on a poor placed shot, theres still a chance that animal may live and make a full recovery.