good inexpensive 2 blade

[Gdpolk]

Zwickey or Magnus

[Tom1954]

For those who like the Magnus and Zwickly 2 blades, have you ever compared them to the older Bear Razorheads?  I'm surprised these weren't mentioned, and I am curious how experienced hunters would compare them to other affordable broadheads.

[Ron LaClair]

If you've got an Ace in the hole, you're a winner every time...  

[Hatrick]

Ribteks would be my first choice and yes, I remember the days when they were 6 for $14 bucks!

Since they're not available locally anymore I switched to Ace this year and was very happy with them. I used Zwickey years ago as well but prefer the Ace. No need to look elsewhere.

[RunninWild77]

Zwickey hands down, you may have to do a little file work but they've stood the test of time.

[LittleBen]

Zwickey magnus file and hone ... Enough said.

[DamselflyFarm]

Ace are my choice, though hard to beat the Zwickey also.

[Canadabowyer]

Ace Standard  

[Rick Wiltshire]

ACE

[wapiti792]

Ace...I love those big ol 200 grain express!


 
*Fall Turkey
 

 
*2 spring birds

 
*And a big 'ol bar.

[TRAP]

Originally posted by Tom1954:
For those who like the Magnus and Zwickly 2 blades, have you ever compared them to the older Bear Razorheads?  I'm surprised these weren't mentioned, and I am curious how experienced hunters would compare them to other affordable broadheads.

Bear Razorheads have probably taken as much game as any single broadhead ever made.  They are loved by many.  They are extremely easy to sharpen, easy to tune for great flight, they are easily converted to a 4-blade with a removable insert, readily available and until recently fairly economically priced.  Now before all the Bear Guys toss me to the wolves, let me state that I'm a Bear Guy also.  I'm a huge fan of Bear Archery tackle and the the rich history of the Bear Razorhead, but I havent found the Razorhead to be as durable as some of the other heads mentioned. I really think that's their only downfall.  

Trap

[last arrow]

I ve always liked grizzlys 1st, zwickey 2nd, although I hear reports that they are both raising prices.

[JamesKerr]

Zwickey!

[JamesKerr]

Zwickey!

[SuperK]

ACE!

[Kris]

Zwickey
Magnus
ACE
Eclipse
STOS

Value remains in 6 packs, not much in 3 packs, like many have gone to.  Many good ones out there!  For true value all the way around, I'd have to say Zwickey.

Kris

[False Cast]

$24 (tyd) for a 6 pack of Zwickey Eskimos is a great value I'd say.

[sou-pawbowhunter]

I can't believe no one has mentioned Grizzly Broadheads. They are tough as nails, and much easier to sharpen than they once were.

[LKH]

I have a Zwickey with the tip curled back in a complete "U".  But then nothing works when you center the front leg bone on a big elk.

I use Zwickeys and Magnus.  

I don't like the old bears because of the curve.  I sharpen with the Tru-Angle system and you need a straight edge.

[Brock]

I still use Ribteks...Zwickeys before hand but had a couple come apart at the ferrule.  Been with Ribteks since 1995...and still buy them in bulk directly from AUS...even with the expensive shipping the cost still comes out lower than I paid 3Rivers back in the day.  Also tough as nails and easy to sharpen....