Hunting & Fishing toxic broadheads

[wvlapua]

Has anyone tried these..made by flying arrow archery? The videos are amazing and the design seems very good and well thought out.

 

[locked&loaded]

Muzzy!!!!!!!

 

[wvlapua]

I used muzzy for years with great success..switched to rage with less than stellar results..back to muzzy now, but I hate the way they fly without tuning. These toxic seem like the best of both worlds. They cut a freaking hole insted of just a gash. They should really relieve the pressure so to speak with a drain hole like that.

 

[GreggNY]

Hope it's ok to link this, but here is a few pages of talk about them. Seems they fly really well but being so new, the verdict still out on how well they actually do the job. Definitely an interesting head though.

Toxic Broadhead - Quick Review

 

[Sportin Wood]

I've heard from a few people that they are LOUD in regards to whistling as they fly... Not good for longer shots...

 

[Burton]

Supposedly they have over 4.7 inches of cutting length. Seems like a good concept.

 

[7.62_Reaper]

i use "slick tricks" I never like mechanical broad head and out of all the ones that I have tried with fixed blades the slick tricks I use fly just like my field points, and with a well placed shot I haven't had a deer get more than 100 yards from where I shot it

 

[swage]

I use Slick Trick Standards. Never had a deer run more than 100 yards on me. This year I'm going to give QAD Exxodus a try. I bought a pack to test out and they group the same as my field points at 40 yards. That's as far as I've shot them.