MuzzyBroadhead

Update 12-6-21; I have continued using these for the same reasons i mentioned below, however these have changed and not for the better. I am not sure where they are made now, but the Quality assurance has deteriorated. on the last pack of 6-broadheads, there were not the equal amount of complementary blades, making 2 of the broadheads unusable because there were too many of one type of blade and not enough of the other. I had a stockpile of packages and found out too late to make a return to the seller. Muzzy quality has gone down hill, and they seem to recognize it since they took their name off them too. I have been using Muzzy 100gr 4-blades for about 6-years. Bowhunting is my passion and I take my equipment seriously. I first used these when a friend gave me a couple to try, after testing them in the backyard, I was impressed with how well the flew. My hoyt is tuned pretty well and the point of impact is the same as my field points. I test each year just to make sure, but don't have to adjust my sight for a different point of impact. The Muzzy's are also one of the best values in broadheads. they are very durable too, not indestructible but tough the tip and body are extremely tough. The blades are thick and sharp, but occasionally will bend if a rock or something hard is hit after a pass thru. Broadheads are designed to kill game, and these do that well. a well placed shot with a muzzy 4-blade will do the job. These dont have the biggest cutting diameter, but the four blades provide plenty of cutting surface to quickly kill.

"Dead Right There". When I pull a string, animals die and it's because I use Muzzy MX-4's. There is no other fixed bladed broad head on the market that compares. 40 years of bowhunting and I've probably only lost 4-5 animals in that time frame, but may only 1 using the MX-4's and that was my fault with a terribly placed shot.

Muzzy 100 grain 4 blade broadheads. Secure fit. Super sharp. DO exactly what they are intended to do. Tough rugged blades. Makes a nice trail for tracking. Can't go wrong with Muzzy!

I have used these broadheads for a while now, harvesting several animals with great success. I was preparing my bow for an Alaskan bear hunt and wanted to be able to shoot 60+ yards for the hunt, and looked into different types of broadheads that might shoot more like a field point. Most reviews showed that you can't find one that does. These do not! What you need to do is sight your bow in with your broadheads on. These shoot accurately once that is done, and are a very effective design being simple, strong and make a good size hole! The mx-4 will not shoot accurately!!!

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.

We’ve been using these for several years. The price is right and they’re great quality.

These are phenomenal broadheads and I've been using them since 1999. I first used the 90 but have since switched to the 100. I've taken several deer, all one shot, with these. Hard hitting and very lethal. Full pass thru with nasty results as is the intention. The trick is to always, always practice with the practice blades. I never shoot field tips, ever. I buy broadhead targets and sight in with the practice blades and only shoot those, year round. Once you zero in, you rarely have to make adjustments. You will never go from field tips to these without that transition with the practice blades. No broadhead flies like field points period. Muzzy has this concept nailed down, so trust me, that's the way to do it. They fly like rockets and are super accurate. They might be a little light for game bigger than deer, but in the deer size class, they are peerless broadheads.

I used these broadheads on an Oklahoma whitetail hunt in November. The broadheads were accurate and easy to tune to my arrows. As far as performance, I shot a 9-point buck that was quartering to me at 34 yards and my arrow went completely through it. The buck left a blood trail so good that Stevie Wonder could follow it.

Muzzy are true and tried

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%

Tir très bien

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

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