They make huge holes, but blades may break off on some hard impacts.

 

The bone collector crew kills a lot of animals with them. You may find some reviews from them on YouTube. I know they are paid to use the broadheads but I don't think any of them are unethical enough to shoot an animal with something that doesn't work..

 

Big holes if blades stay on

 

I've killed 2 with them this year, and have had great results. Only downside is the blades do bend , so they'll need replaced. Other than that they've been great. Excellent entrance and exit holes, with great blood trails.

 

With my set up. 60 lbs at 29” and 430 grain arrow I went with the Deadmeat V2.
I like the Mega, but don’t think I have the horsepower to get two holes.

 

With my set up. 60 lbs at 29” and 430 grain arrow I went with the Deadmeat V2.
I like the Mega, but don’t think I have the horsepower to get two holes.

With your Omen you will get passthroughs with the Mega. We have been using both V2 and Mega and both are passing through. Really not seeing much difference in that department.

 

My brother shot a buck. Blew through the shoulder. All 3 blades and the ferrule were destroyed.

 

Decided to try them this year. 29.5” draw and 70 lb v3 with 460 grain arrow perfectly tuned. First time I’ve not got a pass through on a deer. Makes a big hole but the blades were destroyed. One and done broadhead.

 

For whitetails I don’t think you can beat them. As long as you have adequate weight in your arrow and decent speed they will be devastating. I am 5/5 with them this year and the blood the put on the ground is unreal. Holes are almost unbelievable.

 

Or the 200# sow I shot right after typing this message. Went about 40 yards. Blood everywhere!

 

Customer of mine killed this doe in Ohio last week with the MM

 

29/60 440 gr 25 yd quartering away

 

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Anyone had any experience with shooting a little forward and hitting the shoulder?

 

I've had great results with them so far on 3 deer. The blades are done for after one time, but I'm ok with changing the blade's...

 

I’ve shot the Mega Meats the last 2 seasons and I’m moving away from them for next yr. I’m shooting 70#’s, 27.5 DL, 405gr arrow wt (125gr heads) @ 284fps.

Shot a big OH 5 1/2 yr old last season at 7 yds (!!) just left of spine as he was under me. Arrow blasted him, blades caught the heart and he died w/in 20yds..... but arrow never came out the bottom of the buck.

Just Friday, I shoot a 3 1/2 yr old OH 10pt buck at 22yds broadside. No shoulder, only ribs. Perfect triangle entry wound, ~14” of penetration. He ran ~60yds and flopped leaving good blood from the entry....again, no exit.

Lots of variables in play, but I’m done with these and going back to fixed blades. I’m sure bigger men with longer draws, heavier arrows do fine. But I ain’t growing up anytime soon[emoji3]


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I’ve shot the Mega Meats the last 2 seasons and I’m moving away from them for next yr. I’m shooting 70#’s, 27.5 DL, 405gr arrow wt (125gr heads) @ 284fps.

Shot a big OH 5 1/2 yr old last season at 7 yds (!!) just left of spine as he was under me. Arrow blasted him, blades caught the heart and he died w/in 20yds..... but arrow never came out the bottom of the buck.

Just Friday, I shoot a 3 1/2 yr old OH 10pt buck at 22yds broadside. No shoulder, only ribs. Perfect triangle entry wound, ~14” of penetration. He ran ~60yds and flopped leaving good blood from the entry....again, no exit.

Lots of variables in play, but I’m done with these and going back to fixed blades. I’m sure bigger men with longer draws, heavier arrows do fine. But I ain’t growing up anytime soon[emoji3]


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Sounds like they've preformed well for you. Good luck.

 

Just shot a doe today with the mega meat. Didn’t go 20 yards complete pass through.

 

Are the MM’s truly easier to tune or sight in with your field points? That was one of the main points I read in their advertisements. They have a field point available they claim flies exactly like the Broadhead.

 

The field point they give you flies exactly like the broadheads in my experience. My regular field points fly the same as the mega meats also.

 

How are the mega meats with deflection?

 

I haven’t experienced any so far. But most of my shots are within 25 yards not sure how they would be a lot farther out.

 

I have them in my quiver but have not used them yet. Buddy is mostly fix blade guy but sent his last sharp one at a yote. Mega meat was his back up and he shot a real nice 8 shortly after the coyote. He had complete pass through. Put it perfectly between the ribs. The tip missed the ribs but the deployed blades hit. Looks like 2 blades slightly closed but re-opened fully as it got to second lung. Head looks new.

 

These things look legit. I wish I were more than a 27.5” draw length

 

Just shoot the smaller cut Deadmeat V2 instead of the Megameat.

 

I tried them out recently.
125 grain megameat
My setup is mathews v3x 33 29"dl 70#
Arrow is easton sonic 250 spine 75gr brass insert and 125gr head. TAW is 495gr.
Shot a 110-115# hog and had the best bloodtrail I've ever had from a hog and she only made it 60 yards. Complete pass through and arrow was lying 7 yards past her. Only 1 blade was bent and don't know if it's from rocks after pass through or from a rib. Either way I'm a believer in them for my new mech for deer and hogs in similar size or smaller. I replaced the blades and it's back in the quiver ready for rd 2. I picked up more replacement blades and 2 more packs of megameats yesterday so I'm set for a while.

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I tried them out recently.
125 grain megameat
My setup is mathews v3x 33 29"dl 70#
Arrow is easton sonic 250 spine 75gr brass insert and 125gr head. TAW is 495gr.
Shot a 110-115# hog and had the best bloodtrail I've ever had from a hog and she only made it 60 yards. Complete pass through and arrow was lying 7 yards past her. Only 1 blade was bent and don't know if it's from rocks after pass through or from a rib. Either way I'm a believer in them for my new mech for deer and hogs in similar size or smaller. I replaced the blades and it's back in the quiver ready for rd 2. I picked up more replacement blades and 2 more packs of megameats yesterday so I'm set for a while.

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Fake news. You can't kill hogs with mechanicals and arrows under 500 grains.

 

Do the Megameat and V2 both have aluminum threads?

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Yes, my Deadmeat V2 has aluminum threads.