mechanical broadheads

[Hammer]

Since punchcutters are not made anymore, which mechanical broadheads do u suggest. I saw several from another thread, and I've been doing a lot of research on the internet. The thing I loved about punchcutters was that they looked exactly like a field tip when shot, and I didn't have to worry about them planing or tuning them in, they flew just like the fieldtip. I like the look of the NAP spitfires, Vortex, wasp, and rocket aeroheads. Thanks.

[ez]

rocket heads75gr......ez

[BowNewby]

I dont use mechanicals myself. However, a friend uses bloodtrailers and reports that they fly like fieldtips and have no exposed blades untill contact. Just for thought

[KY_Xcutter]

I shoot the rockets, and I assure you they Fly just like a feild tip.(I'm not saying they are the only ones that do.) No need in tuning screw them in and go hunting. Just sharing what has worked for me.

Xcutter

[fishnhunt2003]

I also use rockets 75s. They are great. Killed two deer last year with them. That was the first year using them.

[ky_great_white_bowhunter]

I use rockets and they have never failed. 75grain 4 and 3 blade miniblasters

[Xtreme]

I've changed brands of bows, treestands, releases, sights, arrows etc. a time or two over the last 15 years but my broadhead of choice remains the same........Rockets.

[stevenvalley]

although I dont shoot mechanicals anymore, i can tell you this.
STAY AWAY FROM PUCKETTS BLOODTRAILERS.
They have a round tip, not a chiseled tip, and are worthless on anything but squirrels. I lost several deer, before it donned on my hard head that they sucked.

stevenvalley