Under-rated Broadheads.

[GregoryB.]

Always a few old 3 blade Muzzy's in my quiver.

 

[kmaxwell3]

4 blade muzzy for me

 

[Hunter922]

G5 Montecs are another very good tip..

 

[Jake Allen]

Magnus 1

 

[Rob]

Helix by Strickland Archery

 

[hoythunter1861]

Slick Tricks, Chinese Made Rage, and NAP Killzones are all that's in my quiver

 

[Ihunt]

I like Anarchy. Single bevel and 1.5" wide COC that flies well. Most people have never heard of them. They also have a 1 1/4" wide head. They both fly great to be COC heads. I did have to use feathers to get the 1.5" ones to fly the way I wanted but I now have a 1.5" COC head that I don't have to worry if it will open.

 

[Easygo]

He'll razors are very underrated and my favorite bh

 

[jigman29]

I shot a rocket miniblaster for years and would still be shooting them but they got hard to find. I like a broadhead that I can run to the local sporting goods store and grab a pack if needed.Now I shoot rage and really like them. 12 deer have been shot and only one I haven't recovered and it was a terrible shot.

 

[Flaustin1]

He'll razors are very underrated and my favorite bh

Agree 150%

 

[satchmo]

They are all Chinese made

Chinese made Rage Hypodermic

They all come from China, the rejects that are turned down from Rage( Ramcat, etc..) are sold and people call them a knock off , are just heads turned down mostly because of tolerance issues. Rage and Ramcats and a few others are cut in the same building in China.

 

[ALB]

I'm a believer in supporting the little guy! I like Slick Tricks. Their blades are real sharp!

 

[NCHillbilly]

I think the most under-rated ones are flint. Been killing critters dead for tens of thousands of years, and they still work just fine.

 

[bowhunterdavid]

I think the most under-rated ones are flint. Been killing critters dead for tens of thousands of years, and they still work just fine.

I couldn't agree more

 

[Luke0927]

Killed plenty with 4 blade muzzy, shot a couple with slick trick, strong head but got better blood with muzzy.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Fred Bear killed almost every game animal on the planet with a Razorhead. Those two-blades like Zwickeys or Grizzlys get better penetration than expandables or multi-blades, don't know why more folks don't use them any more.

 

[NCHillbilly]

I think the most under-rated ones are flint. Been killing critters dead for tens of thousands of years, and they still work just fine.

BTW, that Cherokee/Eastern Woodlands style fletching still works just fine, too. It kept several tribes of Native Americans fed and alive for a couple thousand years.

 

[satchmo]

Not really

Fred Bear killed almost every game animal on the planet with a Razorhead. Those two-blades like Zwickeys or Grizzlys get better penetration than expandables or multi-blades, don't know why more folks don't use them any more.

They don't get better penetration than most replacement blade heads but they were/are great heads. I've killed probably 45-50 with the old bear razor heads with the bleeder blades. When other kids were out partying, I was home sharpening Broadheads. Fred Bear also used a different technique in sharpening heads too. He would leave his heads with almost a serrated edge, which is almost taboo in today's Broadhead world. It really doesn't matter if you shoot a rock knapped into a nice head, or shoot the most expensive thing on the market. Put it through both lungs and it's over quick.

 

[mauser64]

I remember using those bear heads on cedar shafts. Had to glue em on. Made things a little tricky spin tuning the arrows.

 

[satchmo]

Same here

I remember using those bear heads on cedar shafts. Had to glue em on. Made things a little tricky spin tuning the arrows.

I used swedged aluminum arrows and had to hot glue them on and off. When the chisel tips where what they put out, I sharpened them down by the end of the season till they were a point. Great heads.