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Shoulder blade vs Muzzy ...

Started by Mr.Magoo, December 10, 2013, 07:36:00 PM

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Mr.Magoo

Since I had a fresh one handy ....

It's hard to see the 'X' cut, but it's there.








Cyclic-Rivers

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Brianlocal3

Muzzy and thunderheads have been getting it done for a long time
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Canadian Idle

Hey Dave,...what poundage was the bow and what is the weight of the arrow please. Thanx,...Lloyd

Mr.Magoo

Lloyd,

51#@28 Predator recurve

Arrow came it at 481gr. (35/55 Gold Tip cut 29" with a 100gr brass insert = 336gr, 145gr. Muzzy).

dhermon85


VictoryHunter

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ChuckC

Muzzy makes a good head.  

When testing some of these, remember, that the shoulder blade of a live deer is not backed by a solid object and moves.  That makes it a lot tougher to penetrate with a broadhead.

CHuckC

Todd Cook

I use sharpen to the tip broadheads, but have shot many with a 3 blade muzzy. Probably the best replaceable blade head out there.

dhermon85

The few deer I've killed(wheels) have all been taken with the 4 blade muzz trocar tip. Not to get off topic but I always had a sort of "porpoising" with them out of my recurve. I didn't give them much of a chance as I bumped broadhead weight. What would cause this? Anybody had this problem?

LC

Keep in mind it all depends on how well your arrow shaft is flying and how much the animal is turning upon impact. EVERY impact is different in the real world. Impressive results just keep the above in mind.
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Rays Arrow

Thank you for doing this and posting it.
I enjoy the woods taking game is the icing on the cake.

BAK

Let's see what it does if you hit right on the spine of the scapula!
"May your blood trails be short and your drags all down hill."

Bobby Urban

Most set ups will punch through a naked blade if you hit the wide flat part while it is hanging on a target.  Many will smash through the spine part in the same conditions if tuned correctly - even low pound bows in the 45-50 range.  Add hair, hide, meat and most critical - MOVEMENT of the critter and it is a different story.  

We have all experienced the quick movement/reaction of a deer after a shot and this changes everything when you hit the shoulder.  The parts that "move" the most are the muscles and bones in the shoulders.  If you could get deer to stand statue still for every shot blowing through shoulder blades would be little issue.

Orion


BAK

As Bobby said, I would venture a field point will blow throw that just as well.  Try it and see the results.
"May your blood trails be short and your drags all down hill."

Doeslayer_67

The majority of critters I have killed were to a 145 gr 3 blade. I just like trying new things.

Mr.Magoo


tracker12

QuoteOriginally posted by ChuckC:
Muzzy makes a good head.  

When testing some of these, remember, that the shoulder blade of a live deer is not backed by a solid object and moves.  That makes it a lot tougher to penetrate with a broadhead.

CHuckC
Great point to always remember.  This is why I take little away from most broadhead tests other than real life kill experiences.
T ZZZZ


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