What are your 3 favorite broad heads and why?

[txwhitetail]

Shouldn't be any reason to leave out an NAP Thunderhead. One of the all time greats proven over and over.

[Passthrough]

Pretty much any slick trick,grim reaper, and still have some old school 4 blade rockets that are lethal as well!

[xman59]

Magnus stinger 4 blade, never fail, fly great to at least 135 yards

nap razorback 4 blade ( no longer made) flew great to at least 50 yards, always left a great cut

grim reaper 1.75" cut,, fly great and cut great and work like intended

[BowTech2010]

75 gr mini blaster
75 gr Devastator

[Playa]

These. Because they are the real deal.

Well thechnically those are spear heads

HartCraft. Perfect flight but blades and ferul are weak.

Yes. HartCraft could use a redesign to keep the blades locked in place & bulk up the durability of the components. Otherwise they are a great concept

[TheHammer]

1. Wasp Jakhammer
2. Grim reaper Razortips
3. NAP Shockwave

All in 100 gr

[ROCKET]

Shwacker - shot and killed with tons of mech's and love the simplicity, accuracy, and blood trails
Slick trick - flies great , good blood trails , killed my biggest deer at 62 yards
Magnus buzz cut - good dependable accurate head

[haas0311]

I think I'm going to make a spread sheet and see which heads are the most used..

[zztex]

1. Grim Reaper razor tip
2. Rage Hypodermics
3. Rage originals

[Arrowsmith]

Slick Tricks mentioned in almost every post.

If you need some more or want to try them PM us. The Slick Trick Chick (my wife Tracy) will get some out to you quickly and shipping is free. We have by far the best selection of Tricks in Texas.

[Adam G.]

Rage Hypodermics
NAP Thunderheads
Maybe QAD exodus(waiting to test them out on animal first but have read great reviews on them)
Slick trick mags and viper tricks didn't impress me much with blood trails and I had very good shots on animals with both. They fly great though.
Might give Grizztricks a shot.

[popup_menace]

1) slick trick vipers
2) swhackers
3) slick trick standards

[AtTheWall]

Magnus Stinger broadheads - 2 main blades & 2 bleeder blades.

Lifetime warranty

Extremely accurate at super long ranges - hits exactly with my field points on a tuned Hoyt delivery system

Silent in flight - no wind whistle and or noise - SILENT

Cheats crosswinds - the vents in the blades allow the arrow to continue to spin at vane set RPMs with less drag up front - wind cuts through the grooves - aerodynamics are better with vents than solid steel blades. I mention this since I shot my 71 yard antelope with a hard wind blowing 20 - 25 mph quartering from the back left side of my arrow's flight. I aimed slightly left to compensate, arrow walked into the boiler room on an uphill shot.

I have no reason to use any other broadhead so........

.......Here's my 3 reasons why


55 YARDS


71 YARDS


AND SILENTLY INBOUND - INTO THE BOILER ROOM AT 27 YARDS. Silent meaning....look at the other deer when I dump the string. No one raised up, not one deer was alarmed, no noise at all till THWACK! Pin Point into my spot of aim.







Ventilation slots on main blades and bleeders = High spin rate at long range (accuracy on tracking flight), vents allow wind to blow through blades easily, displacing wind pressure and offsetting crosswind effect on arrow's forward end......lets the vanes control the blades up front easily without the blades taking over and offsetting the vanes effect. This allows you to use smaller vanes to control the blades up front....simply aerodynamic common sense, allowing your arrow to continue to maintain an elevated "at flight" fps speed.

[Jmh05]

Magnus Stinger broadheads - 2 main blades & 2 bleeder blades.

Lifetime warranty

Extremely accurate at super long ranges - hits exactly with my field points on a tuned Hoyt delivery system

Silent in flight - no wind whistle and or noise - SILENT

Cheats crosswinds - the vents in the blades allow the arrow to continue to spin at vane set RPMs with less drag up front - wind cuts through the grooves - aerodynamics are better with vents than solid steel blades. I mention this since I shot my 71 yard antelope with a hard wind blowing 20 - 25 mph quartering from the back left side of my arrow's flight. I aimed slightly left to compensate, arrow walked into the boiler room on an uphill shot.

I have no reason to use any other broadhead so........

.......Here's my 3 reasons why

Totally agree. I have been using them for almost 10yrs now. Won't shoot anything else out of my compound.

[hcshooter]

Muzzy
Muzzy
Muzzy

Never lost a critter hit with a muzzy.

Plus muzzy penetrates anything ! Even a feeder pole