What kind of broadheads should i buy, stingers or muzzys?


bow hunter steve

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One complaint I frequently hear from Muzzy shooters is that they don't fly like field tips. Therefore they have to change their sight pins. Slick Tricks Rock! They fly like field tips so you don't have to change your set-up. I've never met anyone who uses Stingers but Uncle Ted likes them.

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One complaint I frequently hear from Muzzy shooters is that they don't fly like field tips. Therefore they have to change their sight pins. Slick Tricks Rock! They fly like field tips so you don't have to change your set-up. I've never met anyone who uses Stingers but Uncle Ted likes them.

I heard that same thing too Joe. My dad used muzzy once and had to adjust all of his pins because they didnt shoot like his field tips did. But either broadhead is a great choice and are both good broadheads.

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This isn't to hyjack the thread on tuning but two things I found that really helped with Muzzy's flying with fieldtips. Is don't use the wrench that is provided to tighten the trocar tip down, it flexes or bends the blades. I just finger tighten them and they work great. Aligning the blades up with the fletchings work well also.

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This isn't to hyjack the thread on tuning but two things I found that really helped with Muzzy's flying with fieldtips. Is don't use the wrench that is provided to tighten the trocar tip down, it flexes or bends the blades. I just finger tighten them and they work great. Aligning the blades up with the fletchings work well also.

I shoot muzzys on everything from deer to groundhogs... straight shooter pretty much hit it on the head... just tighten then trocar tip down with your fingers.. and if you align the blades with your fletchings you should get better flight... not necessarily field tip flight, but it does make for MUCH less sight adjustment

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