Truest flying broadhead

[muddyfuzzy]

I get great flight out of both the Simmons Land and Tiger sharks but the best flying head I have ever shot personally is the Helix 225. The simple/compact design and the consistency of weight head to head promotes unbeatable accuracy and awesome flight.


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[friscopaint]

I have never "tuned" my bow and slick tricks fly perfect for me

[bowhunting1]

Iron Will is the truest flying broadhead I've tested. Pricey but they fly great.

[T-roy66]

I shoot the 125 gr Ram Cats.

[tomcat8910]

Three blade Hades from Grim Reaper fly true. Remind me of the three blade Muzzy.

This is what l use and they are awesome!

[bulltx50]

NAP Killzone 100 grain

[careybirdwell]

Magnus is the best flying fixed head broadhead made. I have had bow that shot Slick trick well, some shoot Muzzy's well, etc. But they all have shot Magnus broadhead great

[Hoss163]

Tooth of an arrow fly dang good

[djs303]

Nap Spitfire 1 1/2" 100 grain is what I use.

[Duckologist]

So thus far its easy to conclude that they'll all fly good as long as your bow is tuned properly

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[eastxhunter]

I have never "tuned" my bow and slick tricks fly perfect for me

Word - just grip it and rip it

[Big John]

Slick Trick Viper Trick

[Mudslinger]

Simmons land sharks sb-10 if lined up with your fletchings correctly

From the website, it looks like a 2 blade. If so how do you line it up with the fletchings or is it a 3 blade head?

[whakm]

Sounds like you're wanting a fixed head but I must say that I love my Rages. I swore that I'd never use a mechanical head then one year just tried 'em (long story) and since then ,even with my bow tuned and shooting great I still use the Hypo's. I've never had a problem with 'em and the blood trails are just too good to ignore. Oh, they fly spot on with my field tips out to 60 yards ( the furthest I've shot 'em) . If it aint broke......

[lovemylegacy]

Wasp Boss Bullet requires very little tuning. It shoots as close to the field point as I have ever used. That's why I keep using them.