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Whats the best broadheads on the market today?

SeIowa69

SeIowa69

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I recently just bought my first bow a mission venture! am allready in love just shootin it in the yard, i plan on hunting deer and turkey this fall, just wanted sum input from all the other bow hunters out there? Ps any one shot the toxics? Am leaning a little more toward them but not 100% yet
 
I'm shooting magnus buzzcuts. Fantastic fixed blade broad heads. They also carry a lifetime warranty. Practice with one, dull one or hit a deer with one, send it back and they'll replace it. They also fly fantastic!

What's you draw length and weight?
 
SeIowa69 said:
Am shooting at 60 right now and 30 in draw
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Okay. You'll be fine with either fixed or mechanical. If you were shooting a short draw and low poundage I'd definitely say lean towards a fixed just for the sake of not losing any more kinetic energy than necessary upon impact. Having a low KE to begin with would make all that much more reason to not use a broad head that requires work before cutting.
 
Muzzy4s...no need for a shooters error head..if you can shoot straight a walmart head will kill all your deer..I think that mechanical heads are junk more or less and people waste a ton of money on them..marginal shot guys shoot that stuff..why spend $50 on couple heads that will get wrecked when u can shoot straight...spend 20 and use them over and over again
 
I think anything made by magnus "especially the 4 blade stinger buzzcut"
They all fly great if your bow is tuned and they have a full lifetime replacement warranty, no questions asked. If its bent or broken you can send them back or just email them a pic of the damaged heads.
So unless you lose them you only need to buy them once. I've used a pile of different heads but I always come back to that stinger once november rolls around
 
Ive been using g5 montecs for a couple years and like them a lot.. nothing has went past 40 yards yet and you can re-sharpen them. Unless you lose them or shoot a rock, they'll last forever. If your bow is tuned correctly, theyll shoot just like your field tips
 
In all honesty, buy a head, use it, and see how it works. You're going to hear about 100 different opinions on a public forum. Do you have any friends who have bow hunted and you trust, that you can ask?

I guarantee you, that regardless of what you buy, if you put it where it needs to be....the deer will die. I think most of the 'omg, the blades didn't open' or 'I wish I would've had a bigger cutting diameter head' stories are poor shots.....just my opinion.

Put it where it needs to be, and you'll have a dead deer.
 
sureshot said:
In all honesty, buy a head, use it, and see how it works. You're going to hear about 100 different opinions on a public forum. Do you have any friends who have bow hunted and you trust, that you can ask?

I guarantee you, that regardless of what you buy, if you put it where it needs to be....the deer will die. I think most of the 'omg, the blades didn't open' or 'I wish I would've had a bigger cutting diameter head' stories are poor shots.....just my opinion.

Put it where it needs to be, and you'll have a dead deer.
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Sureshot is correct on both points especially about shot placement. Don't start a bow hunting career out with a Rage. Adrenaline, nerves, lack of experience on shot angles do not mix well with Rage. Go with a fixed blade for your first season.
 
 
No idea, to each his own. I have shot muzzys since the first day I started hunted and have never felt the need to change(Wink)
 
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