Food for thought: Three blades

[Pig Popper]

To some of you, this may be old news, but I just came across this on the internet. It has to do with # of blades and the grain of the muscle. If you have a two blade bh, then there is a chance you may cut completely with the grain of the muscle tissue, thus leading to a bad blood trail. But, there is also a chance that you will cut in the opposite direction of the grain, or anywhere in between. On the other hand, with a three blade, you will always be cutting against the grain with at least 1 blade, and most of the time two! (It's kinda the same concept as staining fine grain wood)
Just think about it! It makes sense!

[Stuck]

To some of you, this may be old news, but I just came across this on the internet. It has to do with # of blades and the grain of the muscle. If you have a two blade bh, then there is a chance you may cut completely with the grain of the muscle tissue, thus leading to a bad blood trail. But, there is also a chance that you will cut in the opposite direction of the grain, or anywhere in between. On the other hand, with a three blade, you will always be cutting against the grain with at least 1 blade, and most of the time two! (It's kinda the same concept as staining fine grain wood)
Just think about it! It makes sense!

I'm trying to hit the lungs. Not much muscle on the rib cages of the deer I shoot. If I hit that much muscle I got bigger problems than how many blades are on my broadhead. Just sayin.

[Wudstix]

3 blade does cut more but also limits penetration a bit. Shoot two blase solid heads from my longbow.

[Pig Popper]

I'm trying to hit the lungs. Not much muscle on the rib cages of the deer I shoot. If I hit that much muscle I got bigger problems than how many blades are on my broadhead. Just sayin.

very true!

[Pig Popper]

3 blade does cut more but also limits penetration a bit. Shoot two blase solid heads from my longbow.

my montecs get the same if not more penetration than my buzzcuts. Just my exp.