Im new to archery and wanted input on Broadheads

[Bear95]

Since Im new im accurate but not dead on every time so whats a good broadhead for a beggining hunter. (My dad recommended strikers)

[Badboypfg]

Swackers

[haas0311]

I am going to start using the NAP Bloodrunners. From what I have gathered these are some awesome BH's. All the benefits of a Rage without the "what if."

[JBS]

If you are new to bow hunting I would suggest you look at a quality fixed blade Broadhead to start. The reason and only reason I suggest this is you may not yet be use to viewing the trajectory area of your arrow in flight yet. This can be a hard thing to do even for an experienced archer when that big buck is behind your shaky pin. A fixed blade is just a little more apt to stay on course than a mechanical that opens in flight because it brushed a twig on the way to the target you did not see. Some good fixed blades to start with are Slick Trick, Magnus, Steel Force. Some good mechanical heads once you get accustom to your arrow path are Grim Reaper, Spitfire, Rage, Bloodrunner.

[Bear95]

What about g5 striker

[dustoffer]

Well, I've said it before and I'll say it again-call me old-fashioned if you want, but my choice is a Bear Razorhead. If you don't know how to sharpen a blade, you need to learn.

[atexx2]

slick tricks

[bb_bove]

steel force

[old killer]

Strikers are very good, so are slick tricks, Shuttle T locks. Expandables may not expand.

[txdukklr]

stryker is one of the three heads I typically shoot (st, stryker and rage)

either way, do yourself a favor and tune the bow. there are a few threads on here explaining it.

especially as a newer shooter you'll start messing around with your form thinking something is wrong when your arrow drifts 4 inches left trying to get the broadhead back to center when really you need to make some adjustments in poundage or the rest.

[Brett A]

I have used the same broadheads for over 12 years through three different bows and have yet to have a complaint with them. I would recommend Muzzy to anyone that was asking. I know they are old school, but they work every time.

[BowtechAgg]

Slicks tricks or shuttle t

[dangerous dan]

NAOP NITRON avalable at walmart

[dangerous dan]

You have started off right judging from your avitar

[Oneway]

Slick tricks, or muzzy, that is just what works best for me, burt it may be something different for you. Congrats on taking a walk on the wild side of archery!