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  1. benwright22

    benwright22 Weekend Warrior

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    What are some pros and cons of muzzy's? How are the blood trails,
     
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    I used them a couple of years good blood trails excellent penetrate, but I could never get them to tune, I got as close to a 1/2" low and a 1/2" left to my field points.
     
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    How did the blood trails relate to expandable broadheads? And how was their durability?
     
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    All about placement. I took a doe last fall with an mx3 and my buddys were joking around about being able to follow the trail with a helicopter. Another pro is they are readily available at Wally world for a decent price.
     
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    My brother shot a stud of a buck with them with his 60# razor edge then watched it pile up 20 yards away.

    When I shoot them I have no problems at all. I've shot as far out as 60 yards and they have always been spot on.
     
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    If I were you I would check out the Slick Trick or Thunderhead Razor. In my mind both are better than a Muzzy. The reason is the blades are thicker and sharper on both.
     
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    Rampaige Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I can't get them to tune out of my bow either. I use slick tricks. They are sharper, as well. Blood trails are decent.
     
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    Never shot a myzzy. LOL! But, I used to shoot muzzy broadheads and they are strong and durable.
     
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    smctitan Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Myzzy are the knockoffs.


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    PSEREVENGEMAN Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Shot the 4 blade Muzzy for years. 40 kills? Great head. I switched to Hellrazors for better groups and durability at 3d's. So far the Hellrazors has been great for hunting. Montecs are great but more $$$. fixed blade will give You a clean pass thru vs. expandables. I like the exit and lower drain hole for trailing.
     
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    I shoot the Muzzy Mx3's and they shoot great. Closet shooting to my field points than any fixed blade I have used. Great Blood trails
     
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    Blood trails usually not great but they hit hard!
     
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    What he said.
     
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    Muzzy makes great broad heads. I had some of the original 3 blade 100 grain heads and loved them. Blood trails were more than good enough to follow at a walking pace without stopping. Only cons I can think of are the screw in head, which I wasn't a huge fan of, the blades chipped easily on mine (replacement blades are cheap for Muzzys though) and for some reason, I know of so many people that can't get them to fly straight. I never had a problem, but I know alot of people do. If I were you, I'd give them a shot. Worst case scenario, you can't quite get them to tune so you sell them. Someone out there is always looking for some Muzzy broad heads. Good luck!
     
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    ChuckC Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I was never able to get the 4 blade model I had to group well, even after going through all kinds of tuning steps.
     
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    Not sure about the original Muzzy's...but Mx3's shoot very well outta my bow. Now my is tuned...but they hit right with my field points every time.
     
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    Like others have said they are difficult to tune, at least for me. I have shot both the original 3 blade and the mx 3's, and for me the Original 3 blade flew much better. I have only killed one deer with them and it was the first deer I killed with a bow and I made a not so great shot hitting her in the spine. The follow up shot was a heart shot and when I got down and rolled her over there was a huge pool of blood. So with good shot placement your blood trail will be very good. I did shoot one deer with them and idk what happened but I had good blood for about 50 yards and then nothing. I never found the deer so I figured it was a bad shot but Im just not sure. They are very durable and if you just give them a shot you can tell for yourself whether they are for you or not. Everyone likes something different that's one of they great things about bow hunting.
     

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