[oktx]

I'am on a strict budget just like everyone else. I know that a broadhead is one of the most important pieces of equipment and you don't want to skimp much. Can you name a few? p.s. The pro set my arrows up with 85 gr. field tips does this mean I need to shoot 85 gr. broadheads? Thanks, oktx.

 

[Allen7791]

SLICK TRICKS ALL THE WAY! Awsome flight, small price tag!:thumb:

 

[scfletch]

I shoot Muzzys. They're top notch broadheads with a mid price range. You can even get them at Wal Mart.

You want to get the same weight broadhead as field point. Practice with weight your'e going to hunt with.

 

[bullseye7]

If your shooting 85gr. tips than yes, you should also shoot 85gr. broadheads. Another vote for slick tricks.

 

[Fly Low]

In my opinion, it is hard to beat NAP Thunderheads for the money.

 

[dbowers]

I know you said 85 grain, but strick buget may warrent the cabelas F3 in 75gr. $19 for 6 ...you wont be using them again if you shoot something, but I guess you have to sacrafice something?

 

[bmeyers01]

broadheads

Another vote for slick tricks. If your looking for mechanicals, try Rocket Hammerheads. I believe they are 2.5 cutting diameter, fly true and have huge entry and exit holes, $17.00 at Dicks.

 

[stealthyhunter]

Thunderheads are great 6 for 34.00 or you can get them at walmart for a 3 pack its just half the price of a 6 pack or I'm looking into boss again 6 for 32.00 that may seem like a lot but when 3 of some kinds cost 30.00 its a good deal to buy 6.

 

[meanv2]

The broadheads I recommend in order are:
1. Slick Tricks
2. NAP
3. Muzzy

 

[oger]

wasp hammer

 

[Erik]

I think that the best broad head for the price is the Magnus Stinger. I get mine for around $15-$20 and the are one sweet shooting head. They fly just like a field point and they're VERY sharp. I have killed a deer with them, and my friend has killed a very big Bear and Deer with his, and i've heard of other peoples success with them. Either way, you cant go wrong with the Magnus Stingers:wink:


Erik

 

[melam]

I shot some of the Eastman Outdoors broadheads last year while doing some tests. Thet are inexpensive and flew very well. One in particular was a 2 blade cut on contact and grouped very well out to 50 yards. Of course I still say that Grim Reaper heads are the best:wink:

 

[possum trapper]

THUNDERHEAD:RockOn: :RockOn: :RockOn:

 

[Spikers220]

Wasp or Muzzy for a great cheaper broadhead...I prefer the Wasp Hammer SST out of the two!!

 

[Deer_N_Beer]

no. no. no. The NAP shockwave's are cheap and work wonders.....Killed 5 deer w/them last year and found them all w/in 50 yards.....they work great. Yeah, they are older, but refer to the old adage: "if it ain't broke, why fix." Ill use them forever!!!

 

[gabe branscum]

stinger

ditto on the stingers great arrow flight

 

[gabe branscum]

I shot a deer with the shockwave broadhead

Virtually no blood trail got her right in the vitals with a pretty fast bow.The heads on those things are almost blunts i would not recommend.I think that is why they are so cheap.If your going to go that route i would go with the spitfires from nap

 

[mdewitt71]

go to archeryexperts and look at the rockets on sale for $12

I do want to get some Slick Tricks and find out for myself what all the hype is, I hear they are "da bomb".

 

[Daniel Boone]

Wasp or Muzzy

Both good choices.

 

[highside74]

Set up for 85 grain means you will just need to adjust your sight a little here or there for 100 grain heads and you can find alot more selection in 100grain. I use Wasp Boss SST at $30 to $35 for 6 thats about as good as it gets. They look awesome fly awesome and leave a devistating whole. I would get a few 100 grain fieldtips from your pro shop or a body. I bet any local guy can spare a few and shoot them. I bet you will not be far off of you 85 grain tips.