Fixed Blade Poll

[Brandon Pattison]

I am not going to consider an expandable...


I started this thread and had to bail. So my poll options were a little late. Sorry. At any rate, I have been doing some research and I know a lot of guys swear by the Ulmer Edge and Rage (both of which had a lot of internet ink regarding failures). A lot of guys swear by the RamCat. However, for all intents and purposes I am not including any of these three in the poll due to it being a Fixed Blade poll.

 

[CaseyU]

Montec. And pairing blazer vanes with montecs is like shooting lazer beams for me

 

[vcb]

Standard insert thread.....slick trick standard 1"

Deep 6....I want to try two..I have on order a pack of "solid" broadheads and also the quad exodus.

 

[goodgrouper]

Slick trick standard

 

[littlebuf]

love the shuttle T's 125gr. they hit exactly like my field points. one of the big reasons ive not bought a new bow in the last 5 years is how incredibly well tuned mine is with these broad heads.

 

[Ridge Ghost]

All of the heads mentioned above will do the job and fly well if your bow is tuned. I really like VPA 3-blades. They are super tough and sharpen easily.

 

[sk1]

slick trick standard has been the best for me

 

[Tdiesel]

shooting slick trick standards here and have had good luck with them but most these days fly well if your tuned correctly

 

[Rick Leathley]

I'm going to give the Solid broadheads a try. been using Mech's so my first try with fixed.

 

[Coyote Commander]

Im a magnus stinger fan. Havent seen much need to "experiment" with something new in the twelve or so years ive been shooting em.

 

[Jake Leibke]

I use slick tricks also. Have tried vpa as well, good heads as well.

 

[justin davis]

Shuttle t lock. Best flying head there is. WAC ems and slick tricks close behind

 

[miller1]

I have been shooting Wac'ems for the last 6 years and love them.

 

[Brandon Pattison]

Has anyone ever done any long distance accuracy testing? That is assuming that the individual broadhead, arrow and bow combination are all tuned well.

 

[Juan_ID]

Never have got to test them on big-game but that'll change this season! But I really like my terminal-t, fly better than any others I have tried and are alot sharper than any of the other heads I have tried as well... Don't see myself switching anytime soon. And when I'm shooting good I have gotten good groups out to 80 yards...

 

[Bowhuntr64]

I used to only shoot Slick Tricks...till I tried the Exodus. They have the best balance of cut size (1 1/4"), flight, ferrule strength, edge retention, and penetration of any head I have shot. They are similar in design to the Ramcats, but they are way, way, way more durable. I have shot more than a dozen different animals with them, and they are almost always read to be used again after being found.

I just tested the Deep Six Exodus last week. I shot three hogs with the same head, without any resharpening. The head still looks like it just came out of the package.

 

[Craig Van Arsdale]

I am shooting Slick trick Mags, I was testing the new 125Gr full blade Exodus head and they were great flying heads and built like a tank but even the Full blade model is illegal in some states so i had to let them go.

Slick Tricks are the sharpest BH's i have ever seen and fly very well.

 

[justin davis]

Has anyone ever done any long distance accuracy testing? That is assuming that the individual broadhead, arrow and bow combination are all tuned well.

I spent alot of time last summer comparing broadheads at 60- 100 yards. Shuttle t grouped the tightest

 

[bowuntr]

Muzzy for the past 20 years... absolutely no reason to go shopping for another broadhead....

BTW... I would never, never shoot the same broadhead at a second or third animal without changing blades or resharpening... Ed F

 

[Ethan S.]

Shuttle T, I have tried others but always go back to them. I think I am done experimenting.

BTW... I would never, never shoot the same broadhead at a second or third animal without changing blades or resharpening... Ed F

Gotta do it, a broadhead can never be too sharp.