MuzzyBowhunting 3 Blade Archery Arrow Broadhead 100 or 125 Grain - 6 Pack

After much research, I got these. Good quality, good price, accurate.

Just terrific broadheads! I purchased these broadheads for my Barnett Wildcat C5 (20 inch bolts). Barnett has a list on their website of Broadheads that they recommend. These Muzzy broadheads were on that list so I figured I would give them a shot (pun intended). Barnett does NOT recommend any broadhead less than 125grams for my specific crossbow so these were a winner.The Muzzy broadheads are SHARP out of the box. The tips are sharp and the fins are as well. I learned this the hard way when attempting to quickly piece these together. Each broadhead composes of five individual pieces that you need to assemble. Assembling the broadhead is very easy, just take your time so as not to cut yourself. There is an included wrench that helps tighten everything in place.The bonus of this package is the included practice fins. There is only one set of these fins but the fact that they are included is great. You can now safely practice your shooting without worrying about damaging or dulling your sharp fins.My only slight complaint is that there are not any included rubber o-rings. You really need these to be able to align the fins on the braodhead to the fletchings on the bolt. In order to do this correctly, you will need a small rubber o-ring. This o-ring does not negatively effect the flight of the bolt (Barnett also strongly suggests using these). If you are having difficulty grouping your shots using broadheads or you are losing accuracy, 90% of the time it is because the fins of the broadhead are not matching with the fletchings on the bolt. This can be fixed with a small and extremely inexpensive 0-ring. Fortunately I have a ton of extra 0-rings lying around so this was not a real issue. I would have, however, preferred Muzzy to include some of these.Bottom line, is that these broadheads are fantastic for the price (you get six!). I have not hunted with them but I am confident they will perform flawlessly. I would highly recommend these, just make sure to get an o-ring. You will NOT be disappointed!!

I've used these broadheads for 25+ years.

Sharp and accurate broad heads for my TenPoint bow. I especially like the fact that I can take them apart for sharpening and repair. I've taken many deer with these in Michigan.

These fit the bow perfectly. My teenage son had no problem putting it on.

All weighed perfect 125 gr. Nice. Threads are 8/32 standard for most inserts. Assembly took some youtube. The one where the guy has a camera zoomed in on broadhead. Hold shaft threads with right hand ( I am right handed), slip first blade in halfway and turn shaft counter clockwise till it clicks, now u can move it up or down it wont come out. Holding right handed the threads, shaft with the one blade in it horizontally, turn it downwards (counterclock) until next groove. Slip the bottom of blade held in left hand at the point. Wiggle it in there, it goes then turn the blade in (clockwise, shaft counter clock) til it lumps into position. If your having trouble with 2nd and 3rd blade, I found it easiest to raise the first/2nd blade up till they just caught and held position…not even a quarter a ways down to be honest, but they were indeed holding in their proper position before slipping the last blade in. If you look they can only slip in on one position to be able to slip under the others. The last blade is the worst, but again repeat like above, just wiggle, adjust fingers, wiggle that edge under the other inside that ferrel all while trying to rotate. Dont be afraid to use a little umph, you will know if it dont go, but gotta have that umph none the less and the wiggle/lift/push that edge in while you rotate that end in. Once you did 3 your a pro..start with practice blade first, then pull it apart and watch learn what you did to make it happen. Then move to the sharp and I mean sharp blades. Hope it helps….happy hunting!

Totally shocked at the inconsistent weights on these. Screwed them on and they shot all over the target. Weighed the them after and they're +/- more than 2grs. This can be fixed with some added washers for weight, but shouldn't have to.

I’ve been using the Muzzy broadheads for thirty years.Quality product.I like the locking blades in the shaft of the broadhead. I have never had a blade break off inside the game.

Very pleased with these broadheads. Bought 125 grain. They are consistent in weight from one to another. Will purchase again.

Tres bon produit marche n1 avec mon excalibur mocro 360

Muzzy makes an awesome broadhead, and these never fail to impress. Good sale, and fast shipping.

Works well. All that I have used for last 10 yrs.