MuzzyBroadhead

Absolutely phenomenal product at an affordable price. Holds up well, and does the job exceptionally well. LOVE IT.

Went 2 for 2 last year with these broadheads. Neither shot was ideal, in fact, one shot probably shouldn't have killed the deer but because of the damage inflicted with these blades the deer dropped 100 yds away.The first deer I completely missed the lungs...I hit a little too far back and then hit high (just under the spine...but didn't hit the spine). As soon as I saw where I hit I got angry thinking I was going to have to track the deer for miles or possibly not find it (it WAS NOT a good shot on my part). However, the deer ran 100 yds and dropped. Struggled for about 5 minutes and then expired. I give the credit to this braodhead.The second deer I shot was standing almost directly under me (a slight angle from 180 degrees). I shot the deer through the top of its back (just to the right of its spine) through its ribs and the arrow went through the deer and hit the heart. The arrow didn't pass completely through the deer but the braodhead came out the bottom of the deer. Deer ran 30 yds and collapsed dead.Reference: I shoot a Bear Archery Attitude, 70lb draw. I know that has a lot to do with the arrow going through the second deer but I should not have killed that first deer... I think most broadheads (because of my poor shot) would have simply wounded the deer.

Simple, sturdy and effective.

Stone Cold killer broadead I wish it was bigger

Broke a blade I hit 1/2 inch into shoulder blade found two pieces in the deer while dressing him out this morning. No complaints here their wicked.

Nicely made. Problems being, compared to my practice field points at 15 yrds they land 6 inches down and 2 inches left consistantly. Other people have told me they have the same problem. However, it's consistant so that tells me that I need to adjust my sight to tune it to these broadheads which others have told me they do and they work fine after tuning. The problem then is my bow is now out of tune for my field points so that interrupts my practice. I could buy a better sight that adjusts easily by simply turning knobs and maybe I'll do that someday but for now I bought mechanical two blade heads that fly like a field point and open when the target is hit

I bought these for my second crossbow season.Last year I purchased some less expensive broad heads. I had a shot at a nice buck but missed after I paced it off over 50 yards.I sighted my crossbow at 40 yards today with the Muzzy broad head and the arrow almost went through the target bag!I feel confident with my setup now and hope to bag a deer this season.

The mx4 is awesome! Other then having to adjust my sight up 3 inches and left 1 inch, it has shot fantastic groups! I recently also had I 20 yard quartering away shot on a doe. Put it back by the ribs and the exit was behind the shoulder. Hit a solid lung shot while breaking 2 ribs and a clean pass through. The deer ran 30 yards and died with a solid blood trail the whole way. The arrow and the mx 4 were washed off and put back in the quiver to be used again because they weren't damaged at all! 100 percent satisfied.

Very good flight hit it's intented target with 98% accuracy

C'est tête de flèches sont super ! deux chevreuil de tuer avec ces pointes et les deux ont fait moin de 100 pieds! Une fois votre arbalète bien tuner avec vos pointes de chasse, aucun problème elles vont exactement où il faut ! je recommande a 100%

Consistent performance, and not a bad price. My new go-to broadheads. I like that you can replace the blades and tips.

Had to resist my pins they shoot low to the left compared to feild points. Fly true after 15 yards dropped the turkey on the spot. He tip broke off and lost the blades but it did its job. I will update after I drop a deer and see if coming apart was a one off.

un peut petite les 100 grains mais quand meme 1 pouce1/8 de diametre de coupe et tres coupante