Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Bow Hunting => Topic started by: DoubleJ on August 26, 2010, 02:38:05 PM
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Which is the best all around broadhead?
Which is the best for the money?
Your favorite weight and why?
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I love the slick trick, 100 gr. For the money they can't be beat, maybe tied. They fly very well and cause a lot of damage.
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100gr Shuttle T-Lock !!!! All I can say!!!
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well 100g is the most common weight by far. i shoot anywere from a 75g head to 180 grain head. the normal hunting arrow i shoot is tipped with, a montec 125g head. i like them because they are solid hit hard won't lose or break blades off "very easy ;)" and they shoot like my field points. there are lots of good ones out there. shuttle t's are good-striker-innerloc etc
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Magnus 2-blade
100 gr
6 for $30
NOTHING goes deeper
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Magnus Buzzcut four blade in 125gr. Complete pass through on whitetail, Mulie, Bear, and Elk. Great blood trail, although none of the animals I've shot with this broadhead have gone farther than 30 yards. The last Elk I shot took three steps, stood there a few seconds and tehn fell over in his tracks. i shoot my bow at 76 pounds, so this is the primary reason I use the heavier version. if you use the right spine shafts, I think it stabilizes the arrow faster too. These also shoot the same point of impact as my field points.
Good luck, Ed
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I am shooting the F-15's this year. They fly exactly like my field points and have the extra bleeder blades.
Check out his you tube video .....
BROADHEAD TEST (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5uz1lul-oQ&feature=related#)
This will be my first year so we will see how they do! :twocents: :twocents:
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I am shooting the F-15's this year. They fly exactly like my field points and have the extra bleeder blades.
Check out his you tube video .....
BROADHEAD TEST (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5uz1lul-oQ&feature=related#)
This will be my first year so we will see how they do! :twocents: :twocents:
I really like that way of showing effectiveness
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I'm using 100gr SaberMax. http://www.ospsabermaxx.com/archery.asp (http://www.ospsabermaxx.com/archery.asp)
Flies the same as field points and leaves one hell of a bloodtrail...a short bloodtrail! ;)
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The best broadhead out there is the one that you practice with and 1) flies well with your setup and 2) is sharper than hell to make a clean humane kill. Having said that I've gotten good results with Triton Wac'em's, Shuttle T-Locks, and my current broadheads NAP Hell Razors. There are a ton of good broadheads out there, make sure you keep those broadheads sharp!
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No Muzzy's?
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muzzy 100 3 blade,
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slick trick x2 100g :P
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100gr Shuttle T-Lock !!!! All I can say!!!
Thats all that needs to be said.
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I love the slick trick, 100 gr. For the money they can't be beat, maybe tied. They fly very well and cause a lot of damage.
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I love the slick trick, 100 gr. For the money they can't be beat, maybe tied. They fly very well and cause a lot of damage.
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OK, for the 100gn slick trick's which style?
1" standard
1 1/8" magnum
1 1/8" razortrick
1 1/4" grizztrick
Is wider really better?
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slick trick's, muzzy mx-4, screwed on 3 shuttles last night they where all over the board??? good tuned bow,bullets through paper and arrows spin perfect(tried on like 10 Different arrows), Can't get them to fly well at all??? brother shoots them and they fly perfect for him.. :dunno:
beeman bowhunters 300's
30"
74lbs
screwed in my muzzy's and slicks-dead nuts with my FP's out to 70yards....
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I like my wac'ems in 85 grain. They fly good when tuned. Just picked up a dozen 85 grain slick tricks I haven't shot them yet. The best flying broadhead that I've ever shot would have to be my old 75 grain rockets
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With so many choices and styles, you have a lot to consider. Just make sure you find one that you shoot well and have confidence in. In my opinion, Wasp makes some of the best for the money (30$ for 6 pack). They come razor sharp, tough as any replaceable blade head I've seen, and fly great. You also can't go wrong with Muzzys. They're a little more expensive than Wasp, but same characteristics and, as a bonus, you can find them at just about any store that sells anything archery related. This year, however, I'll be shooting Steelforce Phatheads. They are a small, cut on contact two blade with bleeders that fly perfect for me. They also only cost about 25$ for 3. These things are built like tanks and should slice through an elk like butter.
I wouldn't have a problem using any head mentioned in this thread (except for the Sabermax, you better have a lot of kinetic energy).
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THis year I am shooting 125 grain Slick trick magnums. In the past I have used 100 Grain Slick Tricks and also Montecs. All fly great for me.
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the NEW Wolf 100
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This year I'm using the slick trick magnums in 125 grains. My wife is using slick trick mags in 100 grains. They are tough as hell, super sharp and sly like field points. Couldn't ask from more.
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thunderhead 125's, 19 years, 14 elk, 2 deer.
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4th the Slick Trick. I like the 125 mag for a couple reasons. First, penetration. C'mon who doesnt like that :chuckle: Just a few more ftlbs if you hit bone or get lucky and stick a bruiser, you'll be glad you had it. I'll trade a few FPS for penetration and accuracy any day. 2nd I like the 1 1/8 cutting surface. Good blood is a must in thick country or rain, never leave your controlables to chance. On todays fast bows your shot group opens up ever so slightly 20-60 yards with 100 to 125grs but personally I like my sights slightly further apart...makes acquiring your target and pin in the field a little easier. Lastly they fly like field tips. I dont need to spend days practicing and tuning my arrows to ensure good flight. I screw them in, two shots each to check balance, place them in order of accuracy and flight in my quiver and good to go. If you want to practice with them the blades are easy to replace and the heads tough enough to withstand some shooting and not loose edge. Freekin' darts. Last year I shot a deer quartering away. ribcage, lung, heart and shattered the leading front leg. Ive gone Thunderhead first three years, Muzzy next two years and Slicks three years now-LOVE em.
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Thunderhead 125's...classic, hard-hitting broadhead.
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Trying the Cabelas Copperheads out this year, anyone have any thoughts on them?
