Why 3 blade 100gr muzzy broadheads fly different then field tip arrows?

There are a few reasons why 3-blade 100gr Muzzy broadheads fly differently than field tip arrows.

* Weight: Broadheads are typically heavier than field tips, so they will have more momentum and fly faster. This can cause them to drop more at longer distances.

* Surface area: Broadheads have a larger surface area than field tips, so they will experience more drag. This can also cause them to drop more at longer distances.

* Blade design: The blades on broadheads are designed to cut through flesh, so they are typically sharper than field tips. This can make them more susceptible to being deflected by wind or brush.

As a result of these factors, broadheads typically fly differently than field tips. It is important to practice with broadheads before hunting season to get a feel for how they fly and to make sure that they are sighted in correctly.

Here are some tips for shooting broadheads accurately:

* Start by practicing at close range. This will help you to get a feel for how the broadheads fly and to make sure that they are hitting the target where you want them to.

* Gradually increase the distance as you become more comfortable shooting broadheads.

* Pay attention to the wind conditions. Wind can affect the flight of broadheads, so it is important to be aware of the wind direction and speed when you are shooting.

* Make sure that your bow is sighted in correctly for broadheads. This is essential for ensuring that your broadheads hit the target where you want them to.

By following these tips, you can increase your accuracy when shooting broadheads and improve your chances of success during hunting season.