Interesting article

[SHANK]

Got me thinking about changing my three blade Muzzys to two blades. Any thoughts?

http://www.bowsite.com/BOWSITE/features/articles/equipment/penetration/

[wolverines]

I think when any post about broadheads comes up the key to every one is shot placement. If you hit your mark, your broadhead will do it's job. I think a perfectly placed arrow with a field tip would be deadly. I did say perfectly placed...that doesn't always happen. That's why we all strive to find the best heads we can.

With that being said, I'm not a fan of 2 blades. Reason being is the exit hole. It's a straight line like a knife wound. Doesn't always bleed well. I believe the third blade opens them up better. I'm also not a fan of 4 blades because of accuacy. I like to align my blades with my fletchings. They just fly better for me that way. I prefer a 3 blade mechanical. They are the most accurate for me and they provide great exit holes as well as entrance.

[Bachflock]

I'm not an expert by any means. However, he was testing for a Cape buffalo hunt. I'd think your 4 bladed Muzzy's would have no problem on penetration for deer or bear. You start hunting Cape buffalo then you might want to reconsider - LOL!