Slick Trick and Muzzy

[anw0625]

Have any of you guys tried the slick trick 175g xbow or the 145 muzzy?  What are your thoughts?  Thanks

[Stinger]

I have no experience with the 175gr Slick Trick but will tell you that is all I shot with the wheelie bow in 125gr.  I started using them when the only way you could get them was directly through the maker.  He sent me the first set for free and wouldn't take payment until I was satisfied with them.  They are truly the only head that I could get to fly the same as field points and they left a massive hole and easy blood trail.  I could post a picture of one deer I shot with one but won't since it wasn't a trad kill.  Suffice it to say that there is enough blood that it looks like a crime scene done with a hatchet.

[varmint101]

I don't believe the 175gr Trick is completely out in masses yet so most if any probably haven't tried the head.

The regular Tricks are great, but I have never tried one out of a tradbow.  I prefer cut on contact.

[NDTerminator]

For whatever reason, 145 grain screw in broadheads are tough to find.  So being, I'm going to be testing some Muzzy 145s as soon as I can round a package up...

[anw0625]

Tradbow I here you.  I have seen some on ****.

[BowMIke]

I shot an antelope with a 55# Black Widow SA III with a 125 Slick Trick. It made a quick kill, but now I'm using sharp to the tip 125 grain. My next broadhead is going to be a Centaur Big Game Head. L/h single bevel. 219 grain screw in with 100 grain brass insert in Beman MFX classic 400. Should weigh approx. 650 grains.
I think sharpened to the tip will give you better penetration. JMHO.

[anw0625]

BowMike you are going to have to tell us about the Centaur big game heads and how they are?

[James on laptop]

I bought some on the 125gn slick tricks.I use them on my groundhog arrows I keep in the quiver during deer season.They worked well on a couple last fall.I don't use them for deer or hogs however as I feel there a lot better choices in broadheads for them.

[PastorSteveHill]

I've used slick tricks.  I like them, but if you are not shooting a decent poundage, I'd stay away.  If you are pulling 50 lbs. or so... NO Problem..
No data, just opinion...