Which broadhead

[Mainegundog]

Hello all,thanks for all the tips on my "which bow"post it was a great help.So anyways what fixed broadhead will best suit me for deer hunting only?.There are a bunch of choices and any help will be appricated.

[aquaassassin]

You will get countless different answers to this but I will start....... I personally love my 100 gr. G5 strikers tough as nails, surgical sharp, and fly like a dream.

[stka]

I've been shooting G5 Montacs, they've worked great and are very durable. I sharpen mine with a 600/1200 grit diamond stone and have taken multiple deer with the same heads.

[Mainegundog]

I just checked out the g5 and they look rugged and sharp.I want a no frill 3 blade 100 g,non mechanical heads,and these look great.

[Deposit]

Muzzy 100 grain. They have done me right for season after season.

[stka]

Watch the G5 sharpening video to see how easy it is. You can save a lot of money in the long run resharpening. I got a pack of Montac CS last year, they sharpen much faster.

[TallywackahME]

ive been shooting muzzy 3 blade 100gr since i was 8. sure there are others out there but why try to re invent the wheel.

[howesfc]

NAP thunder heads 125!

[bogmanjr]

Happy with the G5 montec's as well.

[joe snag]

Rage,100 gr.

[maineduckhunter]

G5 Montec 100g 

[bugman1964]

Another vote for G5 montecs.

[FrankM]

Muzzy 100 gr

[halfrack33]

In general, I'd go with mechanical over fixed blades. They flight straighter when your bow isn't prefectly tuned. The wings on a muzzy will pull your arrow 3 feet off on a 30 yard shot if everything's not aligned perfectly. Since it sounds like you're new to bowhunting, which I still basically am too, I'd go with mechanicals.

[TallywackahME]

In general, I'd go with mechanical over fixed blades. They flight straighter when your bow isn't prefectly tuned. The wings on a muzzy will pull your arrow 3 feet off on a 30 yard shot if everything's not aligned perfectly. Since it sounds like you're new to bowhunting, which I still basically am too, I'd go with mechanicals.

wow, thats a little extreme. the bow you saw do this must have been run over by a truck. a bow will never actually be "perfectly tuned" and anyone who has shot long enough knows that. ive shot tournys where you cant adfjust your bow and it rained in the a.m. but the sun came out around noon. to keep my bow "in tune" for the weather and the day i had to drag my bow string back and fourth in the wet grass to keep the same point of impact. otherwise i was high and to the left.  ide look further if you or someone you know got that erratic arrow flight. i can eye ball a bow in about 1 minute and see if its out of wack. all i need is one straigh arrow and a sharpie