Best fixed blade?

[TEXAS 10PT]

These are 30 yard track broadheads.....AKA German Kinetics

[Grayson]

Have shot Slick Tricks for years.....although the blood trails are sometimes disappointing, they kill everything I shoot quickly when I do my job, and they maintain their structural integrity.

[KevBow]

Magnus stingers and lifetime warranty

[Pushbutton2]

Just looked them up and those are some cool looking arrows. I think I'm going to get some.

Arrows?

[Pushbutton2]

Silver Flames

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Hmmm I thought the silver flames was made by German Kinetic.
Do Grizzly Stick buy them?

[Pushbutton2]

Didn't know they had that guarantee. I tried a pack of them on hogs this year. All three of them bent the tip over.

Hmmm [emoji19] I haven't tried them on a hog yet.
Shot a buck, clean pass through, almost cut a rib bone off. The head bent when it hit the ground. I was shooting from an elevated stand at 11 yds in.
I flung one at a turkey from a ground blind. Shot low, bounced off the ground, rolled the tip a bit. I just got my sharpener and sharpened it

[Chase This!]

Silver Flame XL, only $100 for 3. )

This.

[retrieverman]

This year I started using Carbon Express XT4 broadheads and got great blood and short tracks.

[DOUBLE.A]

These are 30 yard track broadheads.....AKA German Kinetics

How do they fly. Good?

[muddyfuzzy]

I'm really sold on the 1-9/16" cut 165 grain Simmons Landshark.

[Buff]

As the owner of a bowhunting ranch, I get to recover a couple of hundred animals a year from hogs to Red deer.
I have come to believe that pretty much any broad head will work if you shoot them in the lungs. None of them work if you shoot them in the guts.

For the stuff most of us hunt it is just a matter of what looks good to you.
My wife still hunts with 4 blade Muzzys out of a 50 pound bow.

I don't believe she has ever shot a deer I didn't find

[Dry Bones]

Buff that's very true about poking them in the lungs. However, Not all of us have a Bagley either. :-) I have lost deer that I am still certain the shot was good. For some unknown reason things do not always go as they should. For the most part, if you do your job they do hit the ground quick enough with just about any head...

[dphillips62]

The Original Muzzy 125gr. out of my compound
Zwickey out of my longbow
no issues out of either
Tried some Wasp Hammer SST 125gr at the beginning of the season ferrule bent just behind the chisel tip on a deer shoulder. Won't be using these again

[muzzlebrake]

I have found the Montec G5 one piece to be the truest made and the easiest to sharpen and one of the toughest cut on contact BH's out there and I have shot my share since I started bowhunting big game in 1968. They sometimes do not leave a very good blood trail even with a double lung hit.
I used to shoot Thunderheads but they were just too hard to get trued to the arrow and get rid of the wobble when you spin test them.
Muzzy is bad unless you hit bone. But they are cheap.
Slick tricks are pretty good modular but for me did not shoot exactly the same place as my field points. I won't use any BH that won't shoot exactly where my field points do.
I like a one piece BH over the modular types. They are just flat out tougher IMO.
Those German Kenetics are bad arse and would be my top choice along with Simmons Treesharks/Landsharks for trad equipment. These things make huge holes like a Rage.

[JonBoy]

I've shot G5 Montecs, NAP Nightmares, and Slicktricks. What i currently shoot is Slick Trick 100gr. Magnums.