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FIXED BROADHEADS

Discover reliable fixed blade broadheads from top brands like G5, Slick Trick, Muzzy, NAP, B3, Magnus, and more. These time-proven fixed-head designs offer unmatched durability, bone-splitting strength, and razor-sharp performance for bowhunters demanding maximum penetration and devastating wound channels on deer, elk, and big game.

Popular models include the G5 Montec, Slick Trick Magnum, Muzzy Trocar, NAP Thunderhead, B3 Destrukt, and Magnus Stinger/Buzzcut—featuring stainless steel construction, replaceable or sharpened blades, low-profile ferrules for true arrow flight, and cutting diameters from 1" to 1-3/8" in 100-grain and 125-grain weights.

Structural Tuning and Flight Mechanics

 

  • Eliminate downrange wind-planing by matching arrow spine deflection to front-end blade weight.
  • Maximize deep penetration on low-poundage setups using one-piece cut-on-contact profiles.
  • Shatter heavy animal bone using hardened steel chisel-tip ferrules.
  • Ensure perfect concentric spin-testing by squaring raw arrow insert faces prior to installation.

Achieving field-point accuracy requires more than screwing a blade onto an arrow shaft. Because fixed broadheads act as wings on the front of a setup, slight alignment issues pull shots offline.

Gellco Outdoors provides the precise hardware to ensure hunting arrows track straight when a trophy steps into range. For hunters pursuing large game, choosing between a solid cut-on-contact head and a modular chisel tip determines how cleanly an arrow drives through tissue. Our selection focuses on premium outdoor gear engineered for maximum edge retention under heavy impact.

Check out our online archery pro shop to get custom arrow builds paper-tuned before heading out this season.

An archer using fixed broadheads on their equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do fixed blades sometimes fly differently than identical-weight practice field points?

Field points carry zero surface area to catch the air. Broadhead blades act like steering rudders on the front of the shaft. If a bow is out of tune, or if the arrow spine is too weak for the draw weight, the blades catch air currents and pull the arrow away from the target. Perfect paper tuning minimizes this variance.

What is the practical difference between cut-on-contact and chisel-tip broadheads?

Cut-on-contact heads feature a continuous, sharpened edge running to the very tip of the main blade. Chisel-tips utilize a hardened steel point designed to break bone before the secondary cutting blades follow through the opening.

How do you prevent hunting arrows from wobbling during a spin test?

Wobbling is usually caused by an uneven arrow insert face rather than a bent broadhead ferrule. Using an arrow squaring tool to shave the end of the raw carbon shaft flat before gluing inserts ensures the shoulder of the broadhead sits completely flush.

Can you re-sharpen single-piece broadheads after shooting them into practice targets?

Solid three-blade molded heads can be re-sharpened by placing the head flat across a flat honing block.

Should broadheads be weighed before hunting to ensure consistency?

Slight manufacturing variances can alter front-of-center weight distribution. Weighing each head on a grain scale ensures your hunting inventory matches your practice field points exactly.