Favorite broadheads?

[BrotherRon]

What is everyones favorite broadheads?
My current favorites are...
Nap Killzone 100 grain (Matrix 310) - field tip accuracy
Nap Spitfire 125 grain (Matrix 330) - field tip accuracy
RamCat 125 grain (Matrix 330) - field tip accuracy
Muzzy Trocar fixed blade 100 grain (Matrix 310) - 1" high @ 30 yards

Swhacker 125 grain (I have not tested these yet)

[Normous]

The 170 gr 3" cut two blade NAP FOC is my go to broadhead for deer and bear.

[longbow joe]

Nap spitfire
Caballas lazer strike ll
This year im trying the excalibur xact cut seems really quality built but haven't connected with it yet. All 3 brands are right in there with my field points .l really like the way the xact has a really really sharp point up front way sharper than the others

[DuckHunt]

I'm a big fan of the Rocket Sidewinder (1.5") and Hammerhead (2"). It doesn't hurt that I can get them delivered for under $20 a pack. The couple packs of Spitfire XXX (2") and Spitfire Maxx (1.75") that I tried also worked well, albeit weren't as soft on the wallet. Due to rocky soil, all my heads get a single trip. I double band everything that calls for a band, and single band everything that doesn't. From experience, I've also got in the habit of replacing any bands remaining from last season.

There are a lot of good heads out there as long as you can avoid the cheap knock-offs.

DuckHunt

[bigbowman]

Shwacker 2-Blade 100gn

[GrassyKnoll]

I've gone back to Slick Tricks just because I need to know every arrow that goes in my quiver will hit the "X" out to 50 yards so I practice with the exact head and arrow and just change blades. I'm my own PITA when it comes to this. I even put a marks on my arrows where the blades line up once they are all shooting an 'X" at 50 so when I change out blades I get the same head alignment every time... Plus the Slick trick blades sharpen back up very nicely..

[hunter with MS]

I used Muzzy crosskill 125 grain early crossbow broadhead then to Muzzy 125 grain trocar crossbow . Now I am using Muzzy trocar HBX Hybrid also in 125 grain first 2 off the Exomax the trocar and the trocar HBX hybrid off the Matrix 330 I can say without a doubt the Hybrid are deadly accurate as I practice with the broadhead I will be hunting with.

[mchurch]

Innerloc shape shifter for now

[IronNoggin]

The ones you just bought from BigBowMan

Cheers,
Nog

[venison]

shwackers 1.75 great accuracy and kills them quick rage hypo are another one i like they all kill deer long as you practice shot 4 with shwackers none went past 50 yds 2 with 2 inch rage hypo they all died with in eye site I like to mix them up a little

[ThackMan]

VPA 3 blade vented.

[CT.HNTR]

100 Grain NAP Razor


http://www.newarchery.com/products/fixed-blade/thunderhead-razor-7/

[wabi]

#1 - Wac'Em Exit
#2 - G-5 Montec CS

[nchunterkw]

I've gone back to Slick Tricks just because I need to know every arrow that goes in my quiver will hit the "X" out to 50 yards so I practice with the exact head and arrow and just change blades. I'm my own PITA when it comes to this. I even put a marks on my arrows where the blades line up once they are all shooting an 'X" at 50 so when I change out blades I get the same head alignment every time... Plus the Slick trick blades sharpen back up very nicely..

My kinda thinkin' !! I do the same thing but I'm shooting RamCats now.

Favorites
Ramcat 125
Slick Trick (150 xbow, 125 magnum, 100 std)
Magnus 2 blade 150 (here piggy, piggy)

Montecs fly great..really consistent, but I cannot get them really sharp and this contributes to less blood IMO. But I put one through both shoulders of a mature doe a few years ago. She didn't go far at all but there was zero blood. Of course that is a bit of a fwd shot so maybe I'm unfairly blaming the head. Used these on the first bison too at the outfitters suggestion. Performed well with no damage at all.

[sproulman]

NAP spitfire 100 gr from 1996 to now...My only complaint is 100 gr ones do not weight 100 grs anywhere from `103 grs to 106.9 grs....

does it matter not really but I like things sort of accurate ...