Liking the Muzzy MX4's -

j870sm · 11-20-2011, 08:32 PM

I started shooting Muzzy MX4's at hogs before deer season started in Texas and Arkansas just to see if I liked them. I have read many posts about difficulties in getting these heads to fly right. I have also read where many have said they had heads that failed when spin tested.

So far, I have 3 packages and all have spun well and they fly great. I was shooting ST mags but swapped to Muzzy on a whim. I did have to tweak my rest just a tad to the right but after I did this not only can I shoot MX4's but it didn't have any effect on the POI of the ST's or the XT4's. The movement was very slight.

I can't tell that either head kills any better than the other but the Muzzy's are cheaper. I think that ST's are more forgiving in a bow that is not as well tuned or that is what it seems to me.

So far I have taken 9 hogs, 1 fox, 2 yotes and 2 deer with the first 6 heads. These things are tough and hold an edge very well. They are also easier for me to touch up.

I was told that if your bow is tuned you should be able to shoot any BH. I don;t know but I am shooting ST's, MX4's and XT4's to the same POI as my FP's out of my bow and I am pretty pleased about it.

Fabbri · 11-21-2011, 12:56 AM

Muzzy are great broadheads
and also the other ones you are shooting..... ST and XT4 are amazing too

j870sm · 11-21-2011, 06:31 PM

I have been satisfied with ST's, am very satisfied with the XT4's but I am going to stick with Muzzy now.

If I could always find the XT4's I would have stuck with them. They are excellent heads for big hogs.

11-20-2011, 08:32 PM	#1 (permalink)
j870sm 85gr Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Texas Posts: 35	Liking the Muzzy MX4's I started shooting Muzzy MX4's at hogs before deer season started in Texas and Arkansas just to see if I liked them. I have read many posts about difficulties in getting these heads to fly right. I have also read where many have said they had heads that failed when spin tested. So far, I have 3 packages and all have spun well and they fly great. I was shooting ST mags but swapped to Muzzy on a whim. I did have to tweak my rest just a tad to the right but after I did this not only can I shoot MX4's but it didn't have any effect on the POI of the ST's or the XT4's. The movement was very slight. I can't tell that either head kills any better than the other but the Muzzy's are cheaper. I think that ST's are more forgiving in a bow that is not as well tuned or that is what it seems to me. So far I have taken 9 hogs, 1 fox, 2 yotes and 2 deer with the first 6 heads. These things are tough and hold an edge very well. They are also easier for me to touch up. I was told that if your bow is tuned you should be able to shoot any BH. I don;t know but I am shooting ST's, MX4's and XT4's to the same POI as my FP's out of my bow and I am pretty pleased about it.

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11-21-2011, 12:56 AM	#2 (permalink)
Fabbri 125gr Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Latina, Italy Posts: 319	Muzzy are great broadheads and also the other ones you are shooting..... ST and XT4 are amazing too

11-21-2011, 06:31 PM	#3 (permalink)
j870sm 85gr Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Texas Posts: 35	I have been satisfied with ST's, am very satisfied with the XT4's but I am going to stick with Muzzy now. If I could always find the XT4's I would have stuck with them. They are excellent heads for big hogs.