MuzzyTrocar Crossbow Archery Arrow Broadhead 100 or 125 Grain - 3 Pack

I waited until I was able to take a deer with this broadhead to write a review and it performed exactly as I needed it to. I was able to take a buck with my crossbow at 55 yards quartering to me and I got a full pass through even after hitting the scapula. The picture attached is the head after being rinsed off the blades are still sharp and not bent and the point is still ready to hunt even after hitting hard bone. I am 100% sold on these and they will be in my quiver from now on.

I used these to harvest three deer this fall. All three fell within fifty yards. They fly straight and leave a great wound channel. Highly recommended.

These were very accurate for me and allowed me to take my first whitetail deer.

I'm old school , always used muzzys tried these and have no problem killing multiple deer ! Don't trust fancy mechanical crap , they add one more thing to go wrong ! Muzzys get the job done simple !

Great penetration holds up well after 2 doe

Best broadhead I've ever shot. Slices straight through the heart. and leaves bloodtrails like a river through the woods. Ray Charles coulda tracked that deer.

So far these broadheads have lived up to my expectations. For the most part they fly just like my field points. Every once in a while I'll have a shot that's a little off. Still better than my other broadheads! They seem to be pretty solid although when they arrived most of the blades were a little loose and they do not come with an allen wrench so I had to turn to eBay to find this microscopic allen wrench. Well it turns out when you buy the replacement blades you get a allen wrench. I found that out after taking a shot at a antelope and having all the blades get chewed up by rocks. No biggy it happens. Well replacement blades are only a few dollars less than brand new broadheads and blades were out of stock. So now I have 5 good broadheads and one to practice with.Pros:Very sturdy designFly fairly true3 new broadheads cost a little more than 3 sets of bladesCons:No allen wrench included, blades were looseReplacement blades are quite expensive, nearly as much as new broadheads.

The problem with expensive broadheads is that they're on the tip of a very fast-moving arrow that you may never find on the other side of the deer. Hmmmmmm. That said, these do exactly what they were designed to do.

I like the damage the broadheads do, nothing escapes even if the shot isn’t great, killed lots of elk over the years with these broadheads, highly recommend these

Very accurate. From field points to broadheads only 2"Elevation correction at 50yds.

These suckers fly great. If your bow is tuned properly, these will surprise you how close they are to field tips. I’m bang on at 40 yards with my old x force shooting a Easton axis 5mm, 125g muzzy trocar in front. Blades might seem loose in package, but one tight on arrow they don’t move.50 or so rounds into target and they are still sharp and holding up. See how they do this fall on and elk.

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Good pointe