Stuck in between the traditional 3-blade muzzy fixed broadhead, or the wac em fixed broadhead or the 3 blade mechanical by wac em. Help me out guys with advice on which to go with. I'm sighted and dialed in with my muzzy's but these wac em's look good and tempting.

Have you shot the Wac's yet to see how they fly?

The Wac"ems are a Bama company. They come 4 to a pack and are very affordable. They Fly awesome too.

No clue. I haven't shot any of the above and have zero reasons to change from what I shoot.

Not yet. Heard fly very well. Didn't want to spend the money if reviews from here arent too good. Online reviews are pretty good, just would like to keep my money in the state.

I've shot a lot of different broadheads and the wac em 4 blades fly better than any fixed blade I've ever shot. I haven't had a chance to harvest an animal with them yet, but they seem to be rock solid.

I have the Wac-em 4 blade, and have killed 2 does with them. IMO, they fly better than any other fixed head I've ever shot. On top of that, they come 4 to a pack, which is a huge selling point. And of course the fact that it's a Bama company puts it over the top for me. You won't be disappointed with the Wac/em heads, no matter which ones you get. I'm gonna try the new mechanical head this season.

Yea, I purchased a set of mechanicals this summer. They had a pack of 4 on sale for $36.. Rages are 3 for $42ish I think.. I hope they work well. Will give a review after I put them to use.

I have wacems and St mags in my quivet. Both fly like fp. I know st mags are devastating and i suspect wacem will do great damage as well.

Would pick either of the ones above over muzzy. Muzzys have never flew good for me.

If you're dialed in with the Muzzy's, there is zero chance I would use Wac'em broadheads.

....... and your question is???

Are Wac'ems a good broadhead, basically. Even though I'm dialed in with muzzy's; swapping to a wac'em will only take a 1/4 day of dialing in. My muzzy last year didn't give a good blood trail compared to what ive seen these wac'ems do and I did a great lung shot and pass through. Testing the waters on this ole Alabama company

Stone the experience ive had and viewed with muzzies on blood trails haven t been impressive. That is why I switched to the mechanicals.

10-4 ya, re blood trails, I've also noticed the same w/Muzzy's; mine were given to me for free, so I've taken it up as a challenge to improve my tracking skills LOL ... So far, Muzzy's kill 'em dead w/out all the blood trail fanfare... Hard to complain IMO

Update, the company is started in Alabama but all parts come from Ohio & Utah. Then they are assembled in North Carolina and Texas then distributed from there. Figured they were assembled here in our state but nope. Oh well, we will try them anyways tomorrow.

Hmm, interesting; let us know how they work out.

Review of the wac'em fixed blade. The 3 blade shot just like my field tips, didn't have to adjust none with 3-blade. Opened a pack of 4 blade and hooked 2 arrows up with them. Was shooting 1" high and about 1.5" to the right of where my field tips and 3-blades were hitting. Decided to keep the 3-blade due to its consistent groupings with the field tips. The blades are very very sharp (sliced my finger open on one, ouch!) My personal review, love the way the 3-blade matched perfectly with my field points, and shaw gave me some suggestions on how to keep my grouping better so practicing better release techniques. I'm keeping my groups within 2" circle up to 35 yards with the 3-blades. I won't ever shoot another muzzy.

Stone, is your bow paper tuned? I had great results with the 4 blade and they grouped with the field tips well. Any anomalies I could attribute to my shooting

I actually just put a bunch of 4 blades together and I think you have better than even odds of cutting your arm off while assembling them. I cut myself and did not know it lol

I can't wait to stick a deer with one opening morning (God willing).

I had it paper tuned right before I had shaw replace the string. Even at 1" high 1.5" to the right its still deadly with the 4-blade. These blades are the sharpest out of a pack I've ever opened; I had to wear gloves to get them snug tight on my arrow (soft office hands.) just happy to finally have this bow set up to my personal preference.