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Muzzy Trocar HB Broadhead
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SKU: muzzy-trocar-hb-broadhead
Overview
Built for hunters who want a hybrid broadhead setup, this model combines a fixed blade with forward-deployed expandable blades to balance cutting surface with a more dependable head design. It offers 2 5/8 inches of total cutting surface, including a 1" fixed blade and a 1 5/8" expandable section. The 100% steel ferrule adds a solid, straightforward construction, and the 100-grain weight keeps it in a common hunting setup. It is a practical choice for archers looking for a broadhead that blends larger cutting diameter with fixed-blade simplicity.
Why Hunters Choose the Muzzy
Hybrid Design
Forward-deployed expandable blades
2 5/8
Inches of total cutting surface
1 5/8-inch
Expandable cutting diameter adds a
100% Steel
Ferrule offers a solid, durable
100-grain Broadhead
For hunters seeking a standard
Key Features
- Hybrid broadhead design combines a fixed blade with forward-deployed expandable blades.
- Features 2 5/8 inches of total cutting surface.
- Includes a 1-inch offset fixed blade design.
- Expandable blades open to a 1 5/8-inch cutting diameter.
- Built with a 100% steel ferrule.
- Offered in a 100-grain configuration.
Best Used For
- Hunters wanting a hybrid broadhead with fixed-blade stability and expandable cutting diameter
- Archers seeking a 100-grain option for broadhead setups
- Bowhunters who prefer a 1-inch fixed blade with forward-deployed expandable blades
- Users looking for a broadhead with a steel ferrule and substantial cutting surface
- Serious hunters wanting a compact, purpose-built head from a long-running broadhead brand
Specifications
| Expandable Blade Cutting Diameter | 1 5/8 in |
|---|---|
| Expandable Blade Type | Forward deployment |
| Ferrule Material | 100% steel |
| Fixed Blade | 1 in |
| Hybrid Design | Yes |
| Solid Steel Ferrule | Yes |
| Total Cutting Surface | 2 5/8 in |
| Weight | 100 gr |
Pros
- Hybrid design combines a fixed blade with forward-deployed expandable blades.
- Provides 2 5/8 inches of total cutting surface.
- 1 5/8-inch expandable cutting diameter adds a larger wound channel option.
- 100% steel ferrule offers a solid, durable construction detail.
- 100-grain broadhead for hunters seeking a standard weight option.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Hybrid construction adds complexity compared with a simple fixed-blade broadhead, so setup and tuning may matter more than with a one-piece design.
- The 1 5/8" expandable cutting diameter is paired with a 1" fixed blade, so the head balances larger cutting surface with a more compact fixed-blade profile rather than maximizing either one alone.
- At 100 gr., this broadhead is built around that specific weight class, so it may not suit setups that are tuned for a different broadhead weight.
- The product description emphasizes a steel ferrule and hybrid cutting design, but it does not provide details on blade steel, blade length, or other construction specifics.
Suggested Comparisons
- Fixed blade broadheads
- Expandable broadheads
- Hybrid broadheads
- Archery broadhead accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Broadhead case or organizer
- Arrow inserts or adapters
- Practice broadheads
- Arrow puller
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of broadhead is the Muzzy Trocar HB?
It is a hybrid broadhead with a 1" offset fixed blade design and forward-deployed expandable blades.
How much cutting surface does it provide?
The product lists a total cutting surface of 2 5/8" and a 1 5/8" expandable cutting diameter.
What are the key design features hunters should know about?
The listed features are a 1" fixed blade, forward-deployed expandable blades, and a 100% steel ferrule.
What grain weight is this broadhead?
It is listed as 100 Gr.
Does the product description specify blade steel, blade length, or overall length?
No. Those details are not provided in the source data.