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09-06-2010, 10:44 PM
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which muzzy?
im looking shooting some muzzy heads this year. i like the look of the mx4 but here lots of bad things about them. also looking at mx3 and regular 100 grain 3 blade. im shooting an 09 pse dreamseason gx 30" 75 pounds with easton flatline 340 at 29 inches. i have 4" helical fletching on them. so mx4,mx3 or reg. 3 blade?
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09-06-2010, 11:20 PM
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 Thats alot of speed! Ok I don't really fancy the muzzy's much Because I can't get em to group but if I had to use them i'd go with the MX 4 or the Phantom. If your willing to try something different try the Magnus Stingers! There just a few dollars more a pack and have a lifetime warranty thats just unbeatable
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09-07-2010, 12:09 AM
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09-07-2010, 09:34 AM
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 If youre determined to go with a fixed blade replaceable then I believe the MX 4 would be the way to go!
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09-07-2010, 11:49 AM
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All I know about Muzzys are they were reliable and sharp when I used them, but that bow was probably 240ish. I used the regular 3 blade 125's and 100's. They killed everything they shot at. I've never shot an MX.
You know, you can replace an entire Stinger main and bleeders, but I also know they are easy to sharpen if you get a Lansky system or KME sharpener. Just sayin. |
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09-08-2010, 09:10 AM
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which muzzy
Limbsaver I have used the 4 blade 90 grain muzzy for years. Never had a problem with flight, very reliable. Shot great. Well i to was interested with trying the mx4. So i bought a pack just to try, this is my first year with them so i haven,t tried them on game yet. But i will say this, they are flying great for me. 4 blade 90 and these mx4 are grouping together. But then my bow is well tuned and i also still really like feather fletching . good luck
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