What can you tell me about this Broadhead?

[Butts2]

Flatblade...Military Green..125 grain. Has a circle stamped on it and within the circle is the letters and a dash  (M - A)  to the right of that is the number 2. Local Trad shop purchased a considerable amount of old archery equipment from someone and there was a box with 3,200 of these.

[Gun]

Sounds like a MA-2. There was a three blade version as well. (MA-3) I have a few of those somewhere. Don't know who made them. Someone else will tell you more I'm sure.

[aromakr]

Butts:
Gun is correct its an MA-2 (Make-All tool and Die)made them in West Allis, WI they date from the mid-70's, They came in four sizes 1/4", 9/32", 5/16, & 11/32
Bob

[Drew]

bad pic, but does it look like the first one?

[legends1]

Butts
I knew some guy's years ago who used the ma-2.They weren't as strong as the zwickey so they lost popularity.I havn't used the ma-2 but used the ma-3 for years.If you come along some of the ma-3's let me know.-Mike

[JEFF B]

hate to say it but they are not a good head.

[Bill Carlsen]

The biggest problem with them is that they are a laminated blade. Most guys could never get them sharp because of that but I suppose you could use a single bevel edge like the Grizzly.

[Shawn Leonard]

I would buy a bunch, if the price was right. I would make them small game heads! Shawn

[owlbait]

I'm there with Shawn. For the right price they would be great for squirrels and bunnies!

[Gene Roberts]

omg,those are military issued broadheads.they are in a few of the brian books.awesome!!!

[Gene Roberts]

they were built for bieng silent and deadly.

[Minipyro23]

I'm just curious how much are they selling them for?

[loco_cacahuate]

might try so see if they windplane before getting too excited, the MA-3's fly ok but not the 2's in my experience.