Broadhead choice for 2015?

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  1. Western MA Hunter

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  3. rcowan

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    I'm sticking with my tried and true Muzzy 3 blades and debating trying out some Toxic blades.. heard good things about them.
     
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    NAP spitfires continue to work well for me.
     
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  6. Speed Goat

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    I switched to Grim Reapers two years ago and couldn't be happier. Haven't lost a deer since and of the 10 big game animals I've arrowed, none have gone more than 100 yards, and most went no further than 50.
     
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    I'll be going with G5 strikers and T3's. The both fly the same out of my set up, and have had great luck with both. I have both in my quiver, It just depends on how I feel that day.
     
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    cant go wrong with slick tricks but killzones are my gotoo
     
    bowhntr4life, Jun 13, 2015
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    I went back to grim reaper. Im gonna be using their new head the fatel steel 100gr. Its supposed to fly better than all the previous reapers and they said it flys like a dart. So Goodbye rage im back grim reaper
     
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  10. Beehunter

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    100 Grain Killzone.

    If it ain't broke..........don't fix it! :tu:
     
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  11. Bootlegger

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    VPA 3 Blades and Swhackers

    Sent from my XT830C
     
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  13. MMcRobie

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    I'm going to be using the NAP Killzone COC heads. Everything I have heard and read seems extremely positive for these heads.
     
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  14. foodplot19

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    I'm sticking with the Rage Chisel Point again. I've tried several different ones over the years and yet have I been able to blame the broadhead for the terrible shot when all don't go well.
     
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  15. LizzidGizzid

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    Sticking with G5 T3's. Figured out a good way to sharpen them, and have about 10 heads, extra clips, etc.
     
    LizzidGizzid, Jun 19, 2015
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  16. RedArrowErik

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    I've had good luck with Spitfires, Rage 2-blade and Slick Tricks.

    Had deer down within 40 yards with all 3. That being said, the 2 deer I failed to recover were with the Rage, it was because I was worried about hitting the shoulder and hit the guts.

    While that was my fault, I don't think I'll be shooting mechanicals for deer anymore. Just because I want to be able to pound through bone if that's where my arrow goes.

    So, I've been looking into different single bevel designs.

    A few from Alaska Bowhunting Supply have my attention right now.


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    RedArrowErik, Jun 19, 2015
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  17. rsmith

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    Check out DRT's single bevel! Thing is nasty and flies like a dart
     
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  18. AndyWest83

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    NAP Killzone COC same as last year
     
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  19. RedArrowErik

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    I'll definitely have to check out DRT,
    Alaska Bowhunting is spendy


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    RedArrowErik, Jun 19, 2015
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  20. rknierim

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    I'm in complete agreement. Easy to re sharpen also

    Sent from my SCH-I535
     
    rknierim, Jun 20, 2015
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  21. Marauder

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    NAP Killzone 100 grain COC
     
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