Muzzy Trocar 100 Grain 3 Blade w/ Offset Blade Design (3 Pack)

Razor sharp right out of the package. These fly true and hit hard—no deflection, just clean penetration. Built tough and reusable. If you want reliability when it counts, these deliver.

Great crossbow broadhead. Muzzy is the best.

Great broadhead. Flies really well out of my Ravin.

No more expendable's for me. I learned the hard way. DEPENDABLE and accurate.

These are my go to broadheads. Fly great out of my bow. I shoot 50 pounds, 25.5” draw. I’ve been buying these since 2022. I’ve had too many broadheads fail me my first year of bow hunting. These have worked great. Definitely recommend.

Great broad head. Definitely does a lot of damage.

Went from Muzzy 5 years ago and got caught up in the mechanical craze. Mechanical broad heads offer advantages such as amazing flight and larger diameter cuts, but they simply don't add up to a true fixed blade and what it can do. I always wanted to return back to muzzy but got used to the great flight of the mechanical so I stuck with them, until I had one fail to open on a doe last season; it actually bent the ferrule when it hit and bounced off. After that I started looking at and researching on these Trocars. I used them on a doe at the end of last year and have taken 5 deer with them this season. The accuracy is the same as my field points up to 50 yards and the cut, penetration and blood trail are great. As long as Muzzy makes these I will use them. I'm not the type to leave feedback, but I did read all of the reviews on the Trocars before I made my first purchase so I thought I would put my 2 cents in for some one that was researching these like I was. My advice would be to by a pack and try them on the range. I don't think you will be disappointed.

I'm taking the time to write this with hopes it helps someone. I'm just a guy who likes to hunt. Long story short, I lost a deer shot with an expandable last year and I am making the switch to fix blade this year. I got this broadhead bc muzzy always did me well in my younger years of bow hunting. Shooting a Barnet Ghost 375 with Plyedriver bolts and a 125gr Trocar. Wow. What a combination. These fix blades shoot better than my expandable ever did. One hole groups at 50. Never would have thought. The most impressive thing is I've shot one of the broad heads probably 30 plus times now into a Block foam target and the blades are still sharp enough to cut paper! Wow. I'll touch up the blades b4 deer season of course. All in all I'm very impressed with these broadheads. Can't wait for deer season.

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These suckers fly great. If your bow is tuned properly, these will surprise you how close they are to field tips. I’m bang on at 40 yards with my old x force shooting a Easton axis 5mm, 125g muzzy trocar in front. Blades might seem loose in package, but one tight on arrow they don’t move. 50 or so rounds into target and they are still sharp and holding up. See how they do this fall on and elk.

I like the damage the broadheads do, nothing escapes even if the shot isn’t great, killed lots of elk over the years with these broadheads, highly recommend these

Very accurate. From field points to broadheads only 2" Elevation correction at 50yds.

Good pointe