I always find broadhead conversations interesting and usually follow all the discussions on here that come up.
Even though I'm pretty seated in two particular heads (Woodsman for big game and 160 Snuffers for turkeys) I always like to scope the field. Always interested in a head that makes the biggest cut with the best penetration.....
Being a fan of lots of cutting surface, I thought I'd do a little experiment with some of the heads I have that qualify in that respect. Just for kicks I ran some heads through paper and made some cut measurements by adding the length of each blade together.
I should mention these heads were sharpened enough to hunt with, so they are a hair shy of out of the box width.
Total cutting surfaces.....
Magnus I (single blade) = 1.5"
Wensel Woodsman (original) 1.5"
160gr Snuffer = 2.25"
Muzzy Phantom (4 blade)= 2.25"
Just some random thoughts.....
Even being picky with my arrow tuning, I was never able to get those Magnus 1's to fly great. Nice to know the Woodsman has just as much cut.
Never had much luck with consistently making 2 holes with 160 Snuffers on deer......dead deer, typically just 1 drain hole though. It was interesting to see the Phantom has just as much cut as the Snuffer, but a lower profile. I think I'm gonna give the Phantom SS a run on a couple whitetails this season. It really seems like a solid well made head.