nickdooley987
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Well ive had it with the rages and now im wanting to switch back to fixed blades i havent bought or looked at them in 3 years or so? whats the new hot head?
switching back to fixed blade
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Gerald Martin
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Depends whether you want replaceable blades or resharpenable.
Replaceable blades- Trophy Taker Terminal T-locks, Trophy Taker Shuttle T-locks, Slick Trick Mags, are some newer models that have great performance.
Resharpenable- I'm shooting NAP HellRazors right now. Magnus Stingers, Buzzcuts, or Snuffers as well as G-5 carbon steel Montecs.
There's so many good heads out there now its hard to say which one is "best".
Replaceable blades- Trophy Taker Terminal T-locks, Trophy Taker Shuttle T-locks, Slick Trick Mags, are some newer models that have great performance.
Resharpenable- I'm shooting NAP HellRazors right now. Magnus Stingers, Buzzcuts, or Snuffers as well as G-5 carbon steel Montecs.
There's so many good heads out there now its hard to say which one is "best".
So why are you done with the Rage? No offense, but most of the time a broadhead gets blamed it was a marginal or poor hit like a single lung or poor angle. I see your from illinois, so i bet you are shooting WT deer. Those WT have a will to live like no other animal in the deer or lope family, and IMO are the toughest damn thing to take down if the shot is not perfect. They can lose an astonishing amount of blood and make it to water and drink up and keep going, seen it happen more than a few times in my 26 years of bow hunting.
But, i second the slick tricks, they are a great head but I don't shoot the magnums. Arrow placement is number one over a little more cutting diameter. I like the rage because of the way they fly as much as the hole they make. So far I am sticking with the 2-blade design.
But, i second the slick tricks, they are a great head but I don't shoot the magnums. Arrow placement is number one over a little more cutting diameter. I like the rage because of the way they fly as much as the hole they make. So far I am sticking with the 2-blade design.
mdunc8
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I shoot Montecs
JohnCushman
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I love my Shuttle T's...they fly great out to and past 60 yards and leave awesome holes in an animal
elk_hunter
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Here's a vote for the Montecs
Gunner46
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I've never seen any reason to give up my Thunderhead 100's.
KSbuzzcut
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I shoot magnus buzzcuts fly like darts and leave a nasty hole!
VPA Terminators. Those of you that like the Montec and Hellrazor style heads will love the Terminator. Similar design, but machined from 100% solid steel. That gives it an obvious strength advantage. Not cast and no welds. Easy to sharpen and resharpen, fly great.
cadman59501
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+1 for the Montecs, however I will add that those are the only broadhead I have ever shot.
BOHNTR
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It's all about the Wac'em Triton heads gents.....it's all about the Wac'em. 
twodot
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Zwickey's there is nothing even close. {except Magnus who have a pretty direct copy}
nickdooley987
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2 reasons, One, i have had o rings blow out once after the shot resulting in a dramatic right angle mid air, 2 i tried the replacement blades they were junk called company and they made me angry.. i just dont like them, im not saying there bad i just want somthing different
nickdooley987
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also, do any of your shoot fixed blades with Blazer vanes, i dont know if its true or not that you cant i've heard it both ways at archery shop i just got all my arrows redone this year and dont want to have to get them refletched if i dont have to.
Thanks for all the comments
Thanks for all the comments
JohnCushman
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I fletch my own arrows with blazers and I think they fly great with my broadheads (shuttle t's)
