Muzzy Trocar 3-Blade Broadheads (3-Pack)

Love your broadheads, just to bad you moved them over seas.

3 deer shot 3 different people in 2 days same result....no blood on the ground. Very accurate and consistent shot groups. Not very happy going back to rage, deer were found but had to use dogs to track

Best broadheads I‰Ûªve came across. Feradyne always provides every need.

To impressive not to share. We have a lot of problems with Hogs on our lease in Area 2. We have been hunting clearing them out. My husband made an impressive shot that I didn‰Ûªt think could happen but there it is. He did a head shot with his CenterPoint Sniper370 Crossbow using Muzzy Trocar 100 grain broadhead on a Victory Decimator 20‰Û arrow and lighted nock.

The broadhead not only penetrated the hard skull of a sow. It had no damage but a slightly bent blade. That is it! Can‰Ûªt wait to try more of this product line!!!

I‰Ûªve been shooting Muzzy broadheads for a long time. One thing I‰Ûªve come to rely on is the consistency to which they perform. One year I spines a buck very deep. I had to unscrew my arrow to pull it out. Later it took a saw and some loping shears to get my Muzzy back. Not a scratch. I always replace my blades after shooting a deer, but I could have sharpened these and used them again. I‰Ûªll never shoot anything else.

To impressive not to share. We have a lot of problems with Hogs on our lease in Area 2. We have been hunting clearing them out. My husband made an impressive shot that I didn’t think could happen but there it is. He did a head shot with his CenterPoint Sniper370 Crossbow using Muzzy Trocar 100 grain broadhead on a Victory Decimator 20” arrow and lighted nock.

The broadhead not only penetrated the hard skull of a sow. It had no damage but a slightly bent blade. That is it! Can’t wait to try more of this product line!!!

Best broadheads I’ve came across. Feradyne always provides every need.

3 deer shot 3 different people in 2 days same result....no blood on the ground. Very accurate and consistent shot groups. Not very happy going back to rage, deer were found but had to use dogs to track

I’ve been shooting Muzzy broadheads for a long time. One thing I’ve come to rely on is the consistency to which they perform. One year I spines a buck very deep. I had to unscrew my arrow to pull it out. Later it took a saw and some loping shears to get my Muzzy back. Not a scratch. I always replace my blades after shooting a deer, but I could have sharpened these and used them again. I’ll never shoot anything else.

On September 27th, 2018, I was able to harvest a nice doe with these. 20 yard shot, passed through both lungs and passed through heart. October, 13th, 2018. I shot a nice 10 pointer. I hit it a little lower than I wanted to, but Muzzy Trocar blasted through the shoulder blade and passed through his heart at 25 yards, I only pull 55 lbs. Great Broadhead!

When receiving the blades I noticed that one of the broadheads was missing an O ring. I understand this happens sometimes; however when there is only 3 broadheads for $42.00 and one of them is missing something, it is upsetting. On a good note, my arrows fly awesome with these tips. This is my first year bow hunting and hope to get my first bow kill soon. Only think I wonder is, can I buy a replacement O ring?

This is a great broadhead for any hunt! I have taken two bison with these broadheads and only needed one arrow both times. Excellent!

Took down an Arizona Buffalo from 42 yards with one shot through both lungs. The arrow passed through like butter and the animal dropped after 20 yards and expired within 30 seconds. Scored a ram the following day and had the same exact story to tell. No need to ever try another broadhead!

This year I have been lucky enough to harvest 2 deer (1 buck and 1 doe) with my Mathews at #70. I had pass throughs on both deer, one was a double lung and the other was a heart and single lung shot. The thing I found odd was there was virtually no blood on either arrow, nor was there more than a couple drops of blood for the first 30ft, then the blood trail was easy to find. One deer made it about 60 yards, the other about 100 yards. Were they great shots, yes, was I able to recover the deer, yes, but when it’s dark and no blood around or on the arrow it’s hard to tell if the shot was where you thought it was. I’m still not sure how I feel about the broadheads. I had used Grim Reaper in the past and had deer drop within 10 yards. I’m not saying I am going back to Grim Reaper mechanical broadheads, I still like the Muzzy Trocar I just wish there were more blood initially around the area they were shot (and yes it takes some time for blood to start pooling but that being said, there should still be some more around the area). I hope that the two experiences I had with the Muzzy not having a ton of blood where the shot happened was just a fluke and more people are having better luck with blood on arrow and around the arrows.

This year I have been lucky enough to harvest 2 deer (1 buck and 1 doe) with my Mathews at #70. I had pass throughs on both deer, one was a double lung and the other was a heart and single lung shot. The thing I found odd was there was virtually no blood on either arrow, nor was there more than a couple drops of blood for the first 30ft, then the blood trail was easy to find. One deer made it about 60 yards, the other about 100 yards. Were they great shots, yes, was I able to recover the deer, yes, but when it‰Ûªs dark and no blood around or on the arrow it‰Ûªs hard to tell if the shot was where you thought it was. I‰Ûªm still not sure how I feel about the broadheads. I had used Grim Reaper in the past and had deer drop within 10 yards. I‰Ûªm not saying I am going back to Grim Reaper mechanical broadheads, I still like the Muzzy Trocar I just wish there were more blood initially around the area they were shot (and yes it takes some time for blood to start pooling but that being said, there should still be some more around the area). I hope that the two experiences I had with the Muzzy not having a ton of blood where the shot happened was just a fluke and more people are having better luck with blood on arrow and around the arrows.

Love the broad heads. Bought a pack for my wife for bow season. Never had a problem before, but one of the broad heads was missing the o-ring right out of the package.

Will never shoot a different broadhead!

Been bow unting for 32 yrs (Yep I'm old :)) I have used many different types of broadheads. Used Trocar last yr 1st time wow 25 yd shot almost straight on entered thru front chest exited behind ribs opposite side. All I can say is WoW. I have pics.

Preparing for my first archery hunt EVER, I extensively researched broadheads for months. I purchased another broadhead actually (VPA-they fly great so this is not a knock on their broadheads), and after talking with another bowhunter decided to buy a pack of Trocars on a whim six days before opening day. They hit right behind my field points without any adjustments. Man do they hit hard! I had the opportunity to put it to use opening evening and dropped a buck in his tracks (WITH A WELL PLACED SHOT). Definitely give these broadheads a try. Not only are the Affordable, they are great quality.

You just can make a better fixed blade
Flies like a field point at extreme distances
Super SHARP out of the package Trocar is a winner
And a big pig Destroyer