Fixed Blade Broadheads Hunting Broadheads come in all shapes and sizes. In this category, you'll find some of the best performing Fixed Blade Broadheads on the market like Toxic Broadheads, Grim Reaper, Muzzy Broadheads, the G5 Montec, Hartcraft, Wac 'em Broadheads and more.

FEATURES - The Muzzy ONE is a 1-Piece Machined Stainless Steel Ferrule 3-blade broadhead, with . 046" Thickness Blades, a 1 1/8" Cutting Diameter, 100 grain, cut-on-contact tip, and can be sharpened on a flat stone.

Here are my reviews of the best broadheads from the test.

• Best Fixed Blade: Iron Will S100.
• Best Mechanical: SEVR Titanium 1.5 and 2.0.
• Best Budget: Magnus Stinger.
• Sharpest: Day Six Evo 100.
• Best Mechanical for Whitetails: G5 Deadmeat V2.
• Best Single Bevel: Cutthroat S7.
• Best Hybrid: Ramcat Diamondback Hybrid.

The Iron Will S100 is a four-blade broadhead made from 0.062 inch A2 tool steel and is available in weights from 100 to 250 grains. It's a broadhead that you can rely on to stay sharp in your quiver, and even after passing through an animal they usually just require some stropping to get them ready to hunt again.

Fixed blade broadheads are more reliable This is generally the top selling point in the debate between fixed blades and mechanicals. Mechanicals do not hold up well against branches, leaves, or dense grass when shooting through thick brush. Sometimes you don't have the choice to shoot around this stuff.

American Made Broadheads Musacchia broadheads, owned by the previous Muzzy brand owners son, are the obvious American made replacement for the original Muzzy. Also, Trophy Taker broadheads like the Shuttle T are NO longer made in the USA.

Materials. There are three basic types of metals used in broadheads: aluminum, titanium, and steel. Each has its advantages and disadvantages.

The Slick Trick Advantage SlickTrick truly is the deadliest broadhead.

Ramcat Hydroshock Pivoting Broadhead The most accurate, deepest penetrating fixed blade broadhead in the world. Incorporating proven aircraft technology, Ramcat is the first fixed broadhead that flies exactly like a field point when shot from any bow, at any speed.

Ravin Broadhead Aluminum It's rated for up to 500 fps and made from Aluminum 7075-T6 with a steel 12L 14 tip. This broadhead uses an internal spring clip to retain the blades. You get a 2in cutting diameter with these and because of the sleek design you get surgical precision.

Even with today's small profile, fixed-blade heads, most experts recommend a maximum arrow speed of 260-270 fps. Beyond that, broadhead planing becomes problematic for all but the very best archers.

Possibly a good archery pro can help you, but there is a good chance that you will never produce fieldpoint accuracy with fixed-blade broadheads using that bow. Assuming the bow is a good one, tuning comes down to nock position on the string, rest alignment, arrow spine and shooting form.

Pros and Cons of 125 Grain Points

Broadheads kill by cutting blood vessels, unlike the high energy shock of bullets. Hemorrhage is typically the result. A responsible bowhunter will use razor-sharp broadheads and only take shots that allow a clear, close shot to the vital area of the game animal. Many archers' injuries come from broadheads.

When we get them back we inspect the quality of the braze joints. Then go to a local heat treater followed by teflon coating. The heat treat is to make them tough yet still able to sharpen.

Simply put, 100-grain broadheads are not the best choice for most bowhunters. Heads weighing 125 grains or slightly more are superior in almost every way to 100-grain broadheads for hunting, and I'll tell you why.