Broadheads

[GLF Mobile]

I have always replaced the blades when I missed(I have missed my share of deer) or got a deer.

What does everyone else do? Do you sharpen, replace, or reuse them without doing anything to them?

[Ice_man_08]

i norm do not use again ( because i tend to break my arrow after shooting a deer with it) so i keep the broadhead on the broken shaft for a momento (sp) if i miss and have the blades i will replace.

[Rob]

I shoot machanical broadheads and I always replace my blades rather its a hit or a miss.

[flyman013]

I reuse the broadheads unless they appear damaged. I worry more about the arrow shaft, whether it is still straight or not.

[Fishwhisperer]

This is only my third year with a bow. I have yet to take a shot at a deer. I have had opportunities, but will only shot a 2 1/2 year buck or better during the bow season. Only once have I had that criteria present its self and could not get a draw on him. I would use those used blades for practice, as my field tips do not fly the same as my broad heads.

[Ice_man_08]

This is only my third year with a bow. I have yet to take a shot at a deer. I have had opportunities, but will only shot a 2 1/2 year buck or better during the bow season. Only once have I had that criteria present its self and could not get a draw on him. I would use those used blades for practice, as my field tips do not fly the same as my broad heads.

what set up are u using? broadhead, arrow, bow poundage ect.

[Adam Bomb]

I shoot Thunderhead or Muzzy 3 blade 100 gn heads. If i shoot a deer i check the blades. Any with knicks get replaced. I check for sharpness on the others and if theyre good they stay on. Sometimes you get luck and sneak between the ribs and they dont get messed up.

[2UNREEL]

I shoot G5 Montec's and I just throw them on a stone and reuse them. They are buit to last and reuse. I have shot them into trees and they still stay straight. All the deer I have shot they have blown strait through and left a big triangle hole on either side. Massive carnage! Thats the only broadhead I trust.

[Fishwhisperer]

what set up are u using? broadhead, arrow, bow poundage ect.

It is the same as your old bow, a Point Blank. I have it backed down 2 1/2 turns= 65lbs. Arrows are Carbon Express Terminator Lite Hunter 6075 w/ Thunderhead 125.

[Ice_man_08]

It is the same as your old bow, a Point Blank. I have it backed down 2 1/2 turns= 65lbs. Arrows are Carbon Express Terminator Lite Hunter 6075 w/ Thunderhead 125.

oh ok... i tell u what my bow LOVES muzzys and rages if that helps ya at all. both fly just the same as my field points and after shooting 2 deer this year with the rage i am not looking back!

[tltorrice]

I am shooting the G5s also. I just hit them on a stone and they are good to go. Before this I used Rockey Mountian Razors and I would replace the blades after each shot, hit or miss.

[Fishwhisperer]

oh ok... i tell u what my bow LOVES muzzys and rages if that helps ya at all. both fly just the same as my field points and after shooting 2 deer this year with the rage i am not looking back!

Realize it, later on, that I had made a change last year. Switched over to 100gr. If and when I ever need to change, I will try the Muzzy's.

Not to get off topic, my point is... that it is good to have some practice broad heads to shoot.

[Ice_man_08]

yeah. when u buy thunderheads how many come in a box/pack?

[GLF]

yeah. when u buy thunderheads how many come in a box/pack?

Usually they are in a 3 or a 6 pack.

[Fishwhisperer]

The best deals for TH's are in Indiana Wal-Marts come January.

Like Mike said, 6 in a box or 3 in a pack.

[diesel]

if i shoot a deer i just put the arrow and broadhead up and dont shoot it agian. it makes it a bit easier to do that with carbon arrows and muzzy 4 blade 100 grain when you have an uncle who owns a archery shop and gives you a dozen arrows and broadheads every year for an early christmas present

[Adam Bomb]

Whats our Uncles name again? Seems i didnt get my gift yet this season.:lol: