Dont look at it as bashing, just pointing out the pros and cons of each broad head.

wish i lived in a place were you could expirment w/ archery gear, montec g-5 has been succesful in droping deer in tracks for me in az, w/ a shot were i could penetrate and break oppiste shoulder, wont change because i may lose confidense in me or bow, interesting posts though a lot learned.......

Pros and Cons im 100% fine with, but when somone says "Im not a fan of mechanicals they are all junk" thats bashing.

Its not bashing its a matter of personal experience w them and my OPINION of em, If they work for someone else great. Everyone has an opinion of what they use and what works for them. If someone has bad experince w a product i want to hear it so i done make the same mistake.

Does anoyone use wack'em heads? I have been using them for years and have shot several deer with same broad head. Mosty accurate heads i have shot. They have solid middle structure, and replaceable blades. Very sharp too.

I have shot two packs of them all good kills on pigs and deer. I just liked the Slick Tricks better so I switched back after trying them a year.I still have 3 or 4 heads around here somewhere but no blades.

plus one for the slick tricks.

Slick tricks work very good as well

I switched from Muzzy 3 blade 125gr broadheads to the Slick Trick 125 grainers a couple of years ago. I've been thoroughly impressed with the ST's to say the least. No damage pics though.

I saw some guy on you-tube shooting different broadheads thru a 55 gal drum to see how they held up. Slick tricks was one of the few that just smiled and said, that was fun.

I ended up right back where I started 25 yrs ago, thunderheads. I was playing with mechanicals and started loosing arrows from not getting pass thrus. Id get pass thrus but only under 20 yds for the most part. I switched back to theads and havent lost an arrow since. The POI isnt the same as field parts at least form any of my bows. I used muzzys for a while but I think Theads are better. Muzzys were prett dull and Theads dont stop for anything. Im sure there are equally good Broadheads out there.

1. Fuse Banshee
2. Martin Cheetah
3. 58# @ 28"
4. Flight/accuracy is same as the Razor Tricks mentioned above.
5. The shot was 10 yards from a ground blind (blown down tree) The arrow passed through, entering at the front of the left rear leg and exiting just ahead of the right front shoulder.
6. I blood trailed this deer, but didn't have to, as she ran approx. 80 yards and was dead on her feet. The blood trail started after about 30 yards from where she started running and became outrageous as it went.

Yes, I'd use this broadhead again. There was absolutely NO damage to this broadhead. All the bones were missed and the only vital organ that I didn't hit was the right lung. The liver, left lung and heart were hit and the field dressing job wasn't any worse than any other chest cavity hit.

Good hunting, Bowhunter57

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Great post and good advice Bow57. I've been on the broadhead merry go round before and will be shooting G5 Strykers or Slick Tricks this year and don't intend to turn back. I used Thunderheads for 20 years + with a few dozen kills but don't like their flight characteristics at longer range.